A researcher applies gibberellic acid to dwarf pea plants; which consequence follows?

💡 Explanation

Applying gibberellic acid promotes stem elongation because it stimulates cell division and expansion. Therefore, stem elongation is the consequence, rather than abscisic acid production, cell wall inhibition, or enhanced ethylene production, which are related to different hormonal pathways.

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