What is a chemical that affects plant growth?

Answer 1

Plastic is inert when it comes to plant growth, as long as the quality of the product is good. Plastic is commonly used material in as containers for plant propagation (containers/ pot and bags)

Answer 2

It depends on the type of chemical, for there are many types of poisonous chemicals that could kill a plant, mutate it, stop growth, or infect the plant. there is also a possibility that the chemical could absorb into the plant and infect other things through the soil, or if anything touched it. so, if that answers your question, then yes, chemicals can affect plant growth. ex: CO2 (carbon monoxide) would most likely kill a plant, if exposed for a while. but if only a small bit of CO2 was exposed to plant, it might only mutate or infect. i suppose some chemicals could be good for plants, such as straw berries you would buy from a store. they have chemicals on them to keep off bugs, for example, but after you buy it, you would want to wash off the chemicals so you could eat them.

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Answer 3

Different substances affect plant growth in various ways. For instance, carbon dioxide and sunlight are used for photosynthesis which will allow the plant to make food.

Answer 4

how the amount of fertilzer used will affect plant growth

Answer 5

i think the chemical that affects the plants the most is acid rain, but you need 2 chemicals to make acid rain and i dont know which ones

Answer 6

the chemical that affects plant growth is tropism.

Edited answer:

Water (H2O)

Answer 7

One example of a chemical that affects plant growth is gibberellic acid. This plant hormone can promote stem elongation and seed germination, influencing various aspects of plant development.

Answer 8

Growth hormones

Answer 9

yes