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Shoot Light Roots Side Auxin Shaded Grows Response

Front Auxins response to light (phototrophism)
In shoots:
In roots:
Back
Shoots:
1-More light reaches one side of a shoot
2-More auxin is sent down the shaded side of the shoot
3-Resulting in cells in the shaded regionelongating more
4-Therefore the shoot grows towards the light.
Roots:
In roots auxin moves to the bottom of the root and causes less elongation
therefore root grows downwards.

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