Biology · Tissues
Why does growth in plants occur only at specific localized regions?
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- 1Because all plant cells completely stop growing after initial maturity
- 2Because all plant tissues are programmed to divide only once
- 3Because actively dividing meristematic tissues are located only at specific regions✓
- 4Because permanent tissues keep dividing throughout the entire life of the plant
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Because actively dividing meristematic tissues are located only at specific regions
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