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Chapter 36.5, Problem 2SB
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The two basic mechanisms of morphogenesis in plants and the patterns of cell division by which a part of a plant grows in (a) length and (b) girth.
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Morphogenesis is the process by which cell division leads to characteristic growth patterns in a plant tissue, with different parts developing differently as per need. It involves two basic mechanisms, that is, oriental cell division and cell expansion.
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