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Chapter 36, Problem 3ITD
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The effects of seed exposure to different GA (Gibberellic Acid) concentrations by comparing the upper and lower data sets given in the graph.
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The largest class of plant hormones is gibberellins, synthesized in tips of roots, shoot, and young leaves. They help in stimulating fruit growth, triggering elongation of stem, and dormancy break of seed and buds.
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