The two pictures below illustrate tropism in plants. P shows a plant bending towards light. Q shows a plant twining around a pole. Based on the pictures, what is true about the growth rate of the plant cells on the side away from the stimulus as compared to the growth rate of the plant cells on the side towards the stimulus?

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