Experiments with young cotton plants show that indoleacetic acid will to some extent replace boron as an element essential to the growth of root, stem, leaf vein, and other leaf blade tissues. The results suggest that boron is essential to the formation of auxin in plants.
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Frank M. Eaton (1940) studied this question.
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