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Deferred stem branches give rise to...

Deferred stem branches give rise to

A

Cauliflory

B

Dichotomy

C

Pseudodichotomy

D

Monopodial plant.

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**Step-by-Step Solution:** 1. **Understanding the Question**: The question asks what deferred stem branches give rise to. We need to identify the correct botanical term associated with this phenomenon. 2. **Identifying the Correct Term**: The term "cauliflory" is introduced as a botanical term that describes a specific condition where flowers and fruits develop directly from the main stem or trunk of a plant, rather than from new growth or shoots. 3. **Analyzing the Options**: - The first option is "cauliflory," which we have established is correct. - The second option is "diatomy," which refers to a branching pattern and is not related to the question. - The third option is "pseudo diatomy," which also refers to a type of branching and is not relevant. - The fourth option is "monopodial plant," which describes a growth pattern but does not relate to the concept of deferred stem branches. 4. **Conclusion**: Based on the analysis, the correct answer to the question is that deferred stem branches give rise to "cauliflory." ---
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