Question
Which one the following is Sesame plant response to day
length?Solution
Sesame plants are classified as quantitative short day plants in terms of their response to day length. This means that the flowering and reproductive processes of sesame plants are influenced by the duration of daylight, with shorter day lengths triggering the initiation of flowering. However, unlike qualitative short day plants, which require a specific critical day length to flower, sesame plants are more flexible and can flower over a range of shorter day lengths.
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