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    The Likely Result of Treating a Shoot Cutting with Auxin
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The Likely Result of Treating a Shoot Cutting with Auxin

Question 141

Question 141

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The likely result of treating a shoot cutting with auxin would be


A) root production.
B) suppression of apical dominance.
C) the growth of lateral buds.
D) bolting of the shoot.
E) nothing.

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