An experiment was set up to observe the growth response of a young plant shoot exposed to unilateral illumination from the left side. Which of the following physiological processes accounts for the bending of the shoot toward the light source?
- Auxins migrate laterally from the illuminated side to the shaded side, causing greater cell elongation on the shaded side.Cevap
- BAuxins accumulate preferentially on the illuminated side, stimulating accelerated cell division on the side facing the light.
- CGibberellins are destroyed on the shaded side, preventing cell expansion away from the light source.
- DAbscisic acid accumulates on the illuminated side to actively pull the stem cells toward the light direction.
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Auxins migrate laterally from the illuminated side to the shaded side, causing greater cell elongation on the shaded side.
In positive phototropism of plant shoots, light falling from one side causes auxins produced at the apex to translocate laterally to the shaded side. The increased concentration of auxin on the shaded side causes those cells to elongate faster than the cells on the illuminated side, causing the shoot to curve toward the light source.
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Phototropism and Auxin Redistribution
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