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Chemical signals that cause long term responses in the receiver are most specifically called:

Chemical signals that cause long term responses in the receiver are most specifically called:

a. hormones
b. signal pheromones
c. priming pheromones
d. communication signals
e. acoustical signals

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Which hormone plays a central role in all aspects of plant development and is made mainly in shoot apical meristems and in young leaves?

a. abscisic acid
b. gibberellin
c. auxin
d. cytokinin
e. ethylene

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