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Could a tiny concentration of a contaminant that mimics a hormone affect a plant significantly? why or why not?

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I think yes, a tiny concentration of a contaminant that mimics a hormone affect a plant significantly. A lot of chemicals present today mimic hormones, and can disrupt differentiation and the processes of a living plant. Hope this answers the question.
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