alleryWhy do only some cells respond to a hormone?
AResponsive cells act at specific growth stages
BAll cells respond identically at all times
CHormones act only outside the plant
DEvery hormone remains in one cell
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Responsive cells act at specific growth stages
Cells that respond to hormones are programmed for particular points in their growth cycle.
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