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what happens if there is too much auxin in a plant?

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what happens if there is too much auxin in a plant?

Help.. i want to know what happens if there is too much of auxin in a plant.

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High levels of auxin can cause some plants to produce to much ethylene, which in turn can have a growth inhibiting effect, particularly in the vegging phase. You can also kill plants with too much auxin as well.

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