Roots response to gravity: 1) A root growing sideways will have more auxin on its lower side. 2) Therefore, growth is inhibited on the lower side, so cells on top elongate faster, causing the roots to bend downwards.
Réponse des racines à la gravité : 1) Une racine qui pousse latéralement aura plus d'auxine du côté inférieur. 2) Par conséquent, la croissance est inhibée du côté inférieur, de sorte que les cellules du dessus s'allongent plus rapidement, provoquant la courbure des racines vers le bas.
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