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Imagine that you own a nursery and you want to reduce the chance that plants you ship will suffer
from shipping damage. Which type of plant hormone should you apply to the plants before shipping?

a. cytokinins
b. abscisic acid
c. oligosaccharins
d. gibberellins
e. ethylene

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Which type of plant hormone is generally responsible for long-term inhibition of plant growth such as
in buds and seeds?

a. auxins
b. gibberellins
c. oligosaccharins
d. brassinosteroids
e. abscisic acid

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