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Why the size of cells of elongation phase increases?

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### Step-by-Step Solution 1. **Understanding Plant Growth Phases**: - Plants undergo three main growth phases: the meristematic phase, the elongation phase, and the maturation phase. - In the meristematic phase, cells are actively dividing. 2. **Transition to Elongation Phase**: - After the meristematic phase, cells enter the elongation phase. This is characterized by the cells no longer dividing but instead increasing in size. ...
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  2. What is the structural constituent of cell wall of meristematic cell?

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  3. Why the size of cells of elongation phase increases?

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  4. What happens to the growth of cells after differentiation?

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  7. What do you mean by stationary phase?

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  14. Give two examples of dedifferentiated tissue.

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  19. Name a phytohormone which is gaseous in nature.

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