Compared to Most Animals, the Growth of Most Plants Is

Question

Compared to most animals, the growth of most plants is best described as
A) perennial.
B) weedy.
C) indeterminate.
D) derivative.
E) primary.

Accepted Answer

Most plants have indeterminate growth, meaning they continue to grow throughout their life and do not have a set size. This is different from animals, which have determinate growth and reach a maximum size.