Which situation most likely involves the hormone gibberellin? the onset of winter dormancy the growth of top-located buds the development of new seedlings the response of a plant to gravity

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Which situation most likely involves the hormone gibberellin?

the onset of winter dormancy

the growth of top-located buds

the development of new seedlings

the response of a plant to gravity

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The growth of top-located buds

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