Gibberellins may be substituted for ___________ light, therefore promote flowering in long day plants?

Correct answer: B. Red

  • A. White
  • B. Red
  • C. Blue
  • D. Green

Explanation

In some long-day plants, gibberellin treatment can replace the flowering effect normally produced by a red-light-dependent long-day response, allowing flowering without the required photoperiod. Blue light is a likely alternative because it also affects photoreceptors, but the standard answer in this plant-physiology statement is red light.

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