Biology · Plant Tissues
Why does growth in plants occur only in specific regions?
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- 1Meristematic tissue is located only in specific regions.✓
- 2Only some parts of the plant receive sunlight.
- 3Gravity prevents growth in certain regions.
- 4Water reaches only the upper parts of the plant.
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Meristematic tissue is located only in specific regions.
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