Question 451997BiologyWAEC
A high concentration of auxin in the root will
A
inhibit growth
B
stimulate growth
C
not affect growth
D
cause the root to rot
Step-by-Step Explanation
Auxins are plant hormones that regulate growth and development, with their effects varying depending on their concentration and location. In roots, a high concentration of auxin inhibits cell elongation, leading to reduced growth. This differential response to auxin is crucial for maintaining proper root architecture and function.