Define
(a) Juvenile phase,
(b) Reproductive phase,
(c) Senescent phase

Define : (i) Juvenile phase, (ii) Reproductive phase, (iii) Senescent phase.

Arrange the following phases of plant life cycle in correct sequence of their occurrence I. Juvenile phase II. Vegetative phase III. Reproductive phase IV. Senescence phase

Which of the following represent the correct sequence of phases in the life cycle of wheat ? [where J-Juvenile phase, R- Reproductive phase, I-Interflowering period , G-Gap phase, S-senescence, V-Vegetative phase]

Which of the plant shows clear cut vegetative, reproductive, and senescent phases ?

Transitions between the juvenile, reproductive and senescent phases in both plants in both plants and animals is maintained by

A : Slime moulds have the characters of both plants and animals R : Reproductive phase is animal like and vegetative phase is plant like.

A : Cereals are monocarpic plants. R: They have distinct juvenile, reproductive and senescent phases.

Assertion : In perennial plant species, it is difficult to define vegetative, reproductive and senescent phases. Reason : Perennial plants have very short life span.