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Increased vacuolation and cell enlargement characterise which phase of growth?
AMeristematic phase
BSenescent phase
CElongation phase
DStationary phase
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Elongation phase
Cells just behind the meristematic zone enlarge, vacuolate and deposit new wall, which defines the elongation phase.
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