Life Cycle of Biennial Plants

Asked by Nandini Nand · 1 year ago

What is the typical life cycle of a biennial plant?

1 Answer

The typical life cycle of a biennial plant spans two years:

  1. First Year:
    • Plant germinates from seed
    • Develops roots, stems, and leaves
    • Stores food in its roots
    • Remains in vegetative state
  2. Second Year:
    • Produces flowers, fruits, and seeds
    • Completes its life cycle
    • Dies after seed production
Examples of biennial plants include carrots, onions, and hollyhocks.

NEET Faculty · 1 year ago

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