What is the source of ethylene gas in a plant?
leaf buds
root hairs
fruit tissues
lateral meristems

if the apical meristem of a mature plant is removed, the plant will most likely
lose its ability to develop new roots.
show a dramatic and rapid increase in height.
develop apical dominance and begin to flower.
lose apical dominance and grow lateral branches.

The correct answer to this question is this one: Fruit tissues. The source of ethylene gas in a plant is called the fruit tissues.

If the apical meristem of a mature plant is removed, the plant would most likely to lose apical dominance and develop lateral branches.

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