Plant hormonal regulation differs from animal hormonal regulation in that

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Unlike animals, plants do not have dedicated hormone producing organs. Hormones are produced in various parts of the plant such as roots, leaves, stems, and flowers.

Answer: B
 Plant hormones are produced locally and do not require a complex transport system like animal hormones. However, some plant hormones can be transported over long distances.

Answer: C
 Plants do exhibit feedback mechanisms to regulate hormone production and signaling, but these mechanisms may differ from those in animals.

Answer: D
 Both plant and animal hormone concentrations are developmentally regulated.

Plant Hormonal Regulation Differs from Animal Hormonal Regulation in That