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Why is starch an important molecule in gravitropism? It is heavy It is a hormone It is found only in roots It is responsible for root cell division.

Why is starch an important molecule in gravitropism? It is heavy It is a hormone It is found only in roots It is responsible for root cell division.
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Why is starch an important molecule in gravitropism?

It is heavy
It is a hormone
It is found only in roots
It is responsible for root cell division.

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It is only found in Roots
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Answer:

Its is only found only in roots

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