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Q. Plants hormone that induces cell division is

  • (A) auxins
  • (B) gibberellins
  • (C) kinins
  • (D) domins
  • Correct Answer - Option(B)
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Explanation by: Mr. Dubey 
Cytokinins (Kinins) are plant hormones that induce cell division (cytokinesis) and promote shoot growth.
They also help in delay of leaf senescence (aging) and work in coordination with auxins to regulate plant growth.
Auxins promote cell elongation, gibberellins stimulate stem elongation and seed germination, while domins is not a recognized plant hormone.

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