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29. The Working Plant - Part 1 of 2!
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29. The Working Plant - Part 1 of 2!
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How does exposure to red light induce germination among small seeds?
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Phytochrome will trigger the production of amylase that breaks down the seed.
B
It activates the phototropin that initiates the tearing of the sheath.
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The auxin will signal the shoots to grow until the sheath tears up.
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Phototropin will cause the roots to divide and elongate until it breaks the protective covering of the seed.
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