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Project title How does the plant hormone Rootone affect plant growth?
Difficulty Level Middle school
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Description
The roots with the plant hormone Rootone under the greenhouse effect will grow the fastest because the Rootone is supposed to help roots grow quickly, and the greenhouse effect will keep the plants warm and moist. 

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