Question 3 Describe briefly:
(a) Arithmetic growth
(b) Geometric growth
(c) Sigmoid growth curve
(d) Absolute and relative growth rates
Class XI Biology Chapter - Plant Growth and Development Page 253
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(a) Arithmetic growth :- In arithmetic Growth *only one daughter cell* among the two *further divides* while the *other differentiates* and become mature.
(b) Geometric growth :- In Geometric Growth *both the progeny cells following mitotic division* retain the ability to divide and continue to do so.
(c) Sigmoid growth curve :- The parameter of Growth against time is a sigmoid curve. A Sigmoid growth curve is a characteristic parameter of living organisms growing in a natural environment.
d) Absolute and relative growth rates :-
*1) Absolute Growth rate :-* Total Growth which occur in unit time in plant or any plant part.
*2) Relative Growth rate :-* Total Growth which occur in unit time with respect to initial parameter in plant or any plant part.
(b) Geometric growth :- In Geometric Growth *both the progeny cells following mitotic division* retain the ability to divide and continue to do so.
(c) Sigmoid growth curve :- The parameter of Growth against time is a sigmoid curve. A Sigmoid growth curve is a characteristic parameter of living organisms growing in a natural environment.
d) Absolute and relative growth rates :-
*1) Absolute Growth rate :-* Total Growth which occur in unit time in plant or any plant part.
*2) Relative Growth rate :-* Total Growth which occur in unit time with respect to initial parameter in plant or any plant part.
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