The growth period of a plant is generally divided into:

  • A
    Four phases
  • B
    Three phases
  • C
    Two phases
  • D
    Five phases

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The phase of maturation is characterised by:
$I.$ Cells attaining their maximal size
$II.$ Proper wall thickening and protoplasmic modification
$III.$ Rapid cell division
Select the correct option.

The cells of plants showing frost hardness have:

Match the following (Condition for growth):
$P$$Q$
$1.$ Nutrients (Macro and Micro)$a.$ Medium for enzymatic activities
$2.$ Oxygen$b.$ Synthesis of protoplasm and act as a source of energy
$3.$ Water$c.$ Releasing metabolic energy for growth activities

Plant growth is unique because

Plant growth is unique because

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