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Acaulescent habit is related to

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Allium sp.

B

Iberis sp.

C

Polyalthis sp.

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Palms

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**Step-by-Step Solution:** 1. **Understanding Acaulescent Habit**: - The term "acaulescent" refers to plants that do not have a prominent above-ground stem. Instead, they may have a very short or non-existent stem, with the leaves and flowers emerging directly from the ground. 2. **Characteristics of Acaulescent Plants**: - Acaulescent plants typically have their stem reduced to a very short length or completely absent, with the inflorescence (flowering part) being the only part that may extend above the ground. - The main body of the plant is often below the soil surface, where it may store nutrients and energy. 3. **Examples of Acaulescent Plants**: - Common examples of acaulescent plants include certain species of flowering plants that exhibit this growth habit. They are often found in specific environments where this adaptation is beneficial. 4. **Identifying the Correct Option**: - The question provides four options: alien species, igneous species, polyarchaeal species, and palms. Based on the characteristics of acaulescent plants, we need to identify which of these options relates to the acaulescent habit. - Acaulescent habit is most commonly associated with alien species, as they often exhibit this growth form. 5. **Conclusion**: - Therefore, the correct answer to the question is option 1: alien species.
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