Question

Senescence is inhibited by
a Gibberellin
b. Ethylene
c. Abscisic acid
d. Cytokinin​

Answer 1

Senescence is inhibited by b. Ethylene

What is senescence?

• In the field of biology, we can describe senescence as a process in which a cell stops dividing permanently.
• Senescence occurs when a cell undergoes permanent growth.
• Regulation of senescence is done by ethylene.
• The inhibition or triggering of growth occurs through ethylene.

Answer 2

Explanation:

Senescence is inhibited by b. Ethylene