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Correct sequence of the development process in a plant cell
Correct sequence of the development process in a plant cell
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Remember the order: Division → Expansion → Specialization → Final Function.
Updated On: May 9, 2025
- Meristematic cell → Expansion → Differentiation → Maturation
- Meristematic cell → Cell division → Plasmatic growth → Maturation
- Meristematic cell → Maturation → Elongation → Senescence
- Mature cell → Cell division → Meristematic cell → Differentiation
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The normal sequence in plant cell development starts from meristematic activity (cell division), followed by expansion, differentiation into specific types, and finally maturation into a functional cell.
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