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-ATPase activity across the hypocotyl that contributes to the differential cell elongation underlying hook development. Subsequently, auxin concentrations decline acropetally and switch from restraining to promoting elongation, thereby driving hypocotyl elongation. Our findings demonstrate how differential auxin concentrations throughout the hypocotyl coordinate etiolated development, leading to successful soil emergence.
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