If the tip of a sugarcane plant is removed from the field, even then it keeps on growing in length. I have exam tomorrow.
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no it paise it's growth and it goes in the period of temporary dormancy and when you put it back again it will end the dormancy period and starts grows back might this help you
Arcel:
What is dormancy
a period when something is not dead but only it is inactive
Oh okay thanks
Isnt it apical meristem
That is present at the tip of roots and stems
ya ya
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The PRESENCE OF INTERCALARY MERISTEMS makes it growing in length even if the tip of sugarcane plant is removed from field.
Explanation:
- When tip of sugarcane is removed, along with “apical meristem is also removed”.
- When apical meristems are removed it may lead to shunt in the growth of the region.
- In case of sugarcane the presence of intercalary meristems supports in growth of the tip regions by facilitating the growth of leaves and stem in which it is located.
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