Which of the following describes gibberellin\'s role in the germination of grass

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Which of the following describes gibberellin's role in the germination of grass seeds? (2 points) A. Gibberellin is produced in aluerone cells and diffuses in to the embryo. In the embryo, gibberellin induces the synthesis of enzymes (a-amylase and B-amylase) that hydrolyze starch. Gibberellin is produced in the embryo and diffuses into the aluerone layer. In the aluerone layer, gibberellin induces the synthesis of enzymes (a-amylase and B-amylase) that are secreted to endosperm where they hydrolyze starch. Gibberellin is produced in the embryo and diffuses into the aluerone layer. In the aluerone layer, gibberellin induces synthesis of enzymes (a-amylase and B-amylase) that degrade the seed coat. Gibberellin is produced in the embryo and diffuses into the endosperm. In the endosperm, gibberellin induces the synthesis of enzymes (a-amylase and B-amylase) that hydrolyze starch to form fructose, which is the base unit hexose in starch. B. C. D.

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The correct answer is option B that is Gibberelin is produced in the embryo and diffuses into aleurone layer. In the aleurone layer, gibberelin induces the synthesis of enzymes that are secreted in the endosperm where they hydrolyze starch.

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