The natural plant hormones were first isolated from - Vidyadip

MCQ

The natural plant hormones were first isolated from

✓
Corn germ oil and human urine
B
Cotton fruits, spinach leaves and rice plants
C
Avena coleoptile spinach leaves and the fungus gibberella
D
Human urine and rice seedlings

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Answer

Correct option: A.

Corn germ oil and human urine

a
It’s obvious.

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