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Cholodny-Went hypothesis: a standalone construct

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the proposal that tropic bending results from lateral redistribution of auxin, causing unequal growth on two sides of an organ.

In botany, Cholodny-Went hypothesis refers to the proposal that tropic bending results from lateral redistribution of auxin, causing unequal growth on two sides of an organ. This meaning comes from Went (1937) in Phytohormones, by F.W. Went ... and Kenneth V. Thimann ....[1]

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  1. Went, F. W., & Thimann, K. V. (1937). Phytohormones, by F.W. Went... and Kenneth V. Thimann.... The Macmillan Company,. https://doi.org/10.5962/bhl.title.5695

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