which hormone is responsible for the phototropism
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auxins
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The primary function of thr auxin hormones is to elongate plant cells in the stem
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Auxin
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- Phototropism is controlled by hormone called auxin , tropisms can be the reaction to various conditions such as light, gravity and water.
- Phototropism can be seen by growth curvature, which is developed by growth of plants towards light , it is mediated by auxin in plant.
- Bending of plant occurs towards the light , the part on the darker side elongates as compared to the light exposed part .
- It occurs due to increase in auxin concentration on the darker side.
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