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In which order are leaves arranged as they arise from shoot apical meristems?
ARandom
BWhorled
CAcropetal
DBasipetal
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Acropetal
Leaves from the shoot apex are arranged in acropetal order, youngest toward the tip.
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