a young green green plants receive sunlight from one direction only what will happen if shoot and roots
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as you know that roots and shoots are also doing photosynthesis
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When sunlight comes from the above, the auxin hormone present at the tip of the stem spreads uniformly and it grows equally but when the sunlight falls only at one side of the stem, the hormone collects on the other side and the stem bends. The root has no effect of sunlight.
When sunlight comes from the above, the auxin hormone present at the tip of the stem spreads uniformly and it grows equally but when the sunlight falls only at one side of the stem, the hormone collects on the other side and the stem bends. The root has no effect of sunlight.
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