Plant hormones are chemical regulators that stimulate or inhibit growth depending on their concentration and the type of tissue in which they are found. Based on the information in the graph, which is a correct conclusion about plant hormones? STEMS GROWTH STIMULATION ROOTS GROWTH INHIBITION LOW HIGH HORMONE CONCENTRATION They stimulate maximum stem growth at low concentrations They stimulate maximum root and stem growth at different concentrations They most strongly inhibit root growth at low concentrations Oc They stimulate maximum root growth and stem growth at the same concentration

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Based on the information provided in your question about plant hormones and their effects on growth in stems and roots at varying concentrations, the correct conclusion is:

They stimulate maximum stem growth at low concentrations.

This conclusion is supported by the notion that at low hormone concentrations, there is a stimulatory effect on stem growth (suggesting the possibility of a positive correlation), while higher concentrations may lead to inhibition of growth in roots. The statement also does not support equal stimulation in roots and stems at the same concentration.