Eliza wants to increase the yield of her herb garden. A friend suggests that Eliza pinch off the tops of the plants as they grow. Which fact about the apical meristerm makes this a good suggestion

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Elliana Jacobs

Biology

20 September, 23:48

Eliza wants to increase the yield of her herb garden. A friend suggests that Eliza pinch off the tops of the plants as they grow. Which fact about the apical meristerm makes this a good suggestion

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Landyn Huff · Answer 1

The apical meristerm consists of that which is for root growth and the portion which relates to this question in that it relates to shoot growth. As Eliza will have clipped off the top portion of the plant, the apical meristerm mentioned here, will now promote new growth of shoots, leaves and eventually flowers.

Cassandra Maxwell · Answer 2

At the top of plant shoots or roots of plants is an organism called meristem. This organism produces auxin, which causes the shoot or root to grow. This shows that by pinching off the tops of the plants, it makes them grow more.