Botany-Phases of Growth
NEET Botany Phases of Growth MCQ Question
Type: MCQ-conceptual-Medium-Class 11
Which combinations accurately describe the phases of growth in plants?
A
Arithmetic growth involves constant elongation and linear growth over time.
B
Geometrical growth results in a slow initial phase followed by rapid exponential growth.
C
Differentiation is the process where cells maintain their original structure and function.
D
Plasticity in plants allows for different structures to form in response to environmental changes.
Correct Answer
Option A
Detailed Explanation
Arithmetic growth is characterized by a constant elongation rate leading to linear growth, while geometrical growth starts slow but increases rapidly. Differentiation involves significant structural changes, and plasticity refers to the ability of plants to adapt to environmental factors.
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