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If a plant is grown in the absence of gravity, which type of phototropism will its roots exhibit, and where will auxin accumulate?.
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If a plant is grown in the absence of gravity, which type of phototropism will its roots exhibit, and where will auxin accumulate?.

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There is something called capillarity.It helps to push the water to needed edges and this occurs photosynthesis hope that it helped CO2+H2O-> C6H12O6+O2
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