what would happen if a short-day plant were exposed to more hours of daylight.
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If short-day plants are exposed to long duration of daylight, they would not bloom flowers.
Explanation:
- If short-day plants are exposed to long duration of daylight, they would not bloom flowers as they need uninterrupted darkness at least for 12 hours to produce flowers.
- Short-day plants are called as winter plants that bloom flower during the winter season when exposed to short duration of light and more duration of darkness.
- Chrysanthemums and Tobacco are few examples of short day-plants. The amount and duration of light and dark exposed to the plants is said to be photoperiodism.
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