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Posted By: Jose Mathew       Member Level: Platinum       Posted Date: 17 Aug 2007       Category: Biology

In short day plant, the period of darkness is interrupted by flashes offered asnd then infrared light. Then



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Flowering in the plant will occur normally
The flowering will not occur at all in the plant
Flowering response of the plant is decreased
Flowering response of the plant is increased




      
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