If the apical bud has been removed then we observe :

Correct answer: A. More Lateral Branches

  • A. More Lateral Branches
  • B. More Axillary Buds
  • C. Plant Growth Stops
  • D. Flowering Stops

Explanation

(a) : Apical dominance is the phenomenon by which presence of apical bud does not allow the nearby lateral buds to grow. When apical bud is removed, the lateral buds sprout.

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