IPA: /ˈɔːksɪn/
KK: /ˈɔksɪn/
A type of hormone found in plants that helps control their growth and development by promoting cell elongation and regulating other growth processes.
Auxin plays a crucial role in the growth of plant shoots and roots.
Auxin originates from the Greek word "auxein" (meaning to grow or increase). It refers to a class of plant hormones that promote growth and development in plants.
Think of the Greek word for 'to grow' — that's why auxin is related to plant growth.