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If a flowering plant grows in such a way that its primary axis continues to grow and develop flowers over time without producing a distinct end flower the plant is said to be? a…

If a flowering plant grows in such a way that its primary axis continues to grow and develop flowers over time without producing a distinct end flower the plant is said to be? a…
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if a flowering plant grows in such a way that its primary axis continues to grow and develop flowers over time without producing a distinct end flower the plant is said to be? a)determinate b) indeterminate c)compound d) aggregate ​

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