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A particular plant hormone was proposed to exist as a hypothetical flowering stimulus, believed to be synthesized in the leaves of a plant under favorable photoperiodic conditions and then transported to the shoot apex, where it would ultimately trigger the transition from vegetative growth to flowering. This hormone was named 'Florigen' by which scientist?
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