Biology, asked by keerthich, 1 year ago

auxin is a growth promoter, but in roots it slows down its growth. so why it is not called as growth inhibiter?

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Answered by Ramanarrora
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As more native auxin is transported down the stem to the roots, the overall development of the roots is stimulated. ... However, high concentrations of auxin inhibit root elongation and instead enhance adventitious root formation. Removal of the root tip can lead to inhibition of secondary root formation.

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