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Development
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- Development is progressive changes taking place in shape, form and degree of complexity in an organism.
- In plants, it includes all the changes taking place in sequence from seed germination to senescence or death of plant.
- Development is an orderly process.
- It includes growth, morphogenesis, maturation and senescence.
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