How does chemical coordination occur in plants?
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Answer:
Chemical coordination occurs in plants with the help of fluids secreted in plants known as phytohormones orplant hormones. These hormones regulate the growth of the plants.
Answer:
Chemical coordination in plants occur with the help of hormones secreted in them. There are 4 plant hormones:
Explanation:
1- Auxin: detects light and helps in increasing the length of the plant. It's present in the shoots of the plants.
2- Gibberellins: helps in growth of stem and works in coordination with auxin.
3- Cytokinins: This is present in rapidly dividing cells. It helps in division of cell.
4- Abscisic acid: Controls the growth of plant by inhibiting/preventing it. Once the plant attains certain height it stops the growth of the plant. Wilting of leaves is one of its functions.