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Discover Ludwig"growing point" can be used in written English.
It usually refers to a point at which something is increasing, developing or gaining traction. For example: "The company's latest product launch has become the company's latest growing point."
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Gradual structural change in the growing point, however, does not adequately account for all aspects of juvenility.
It is a member of the Agavaceae, and it is a monocot, which means it has only one growing point.
Hence, the growing point of the RNA chain is the 3′ end, and polymerization is continuous as the RNA polymerase moves along the transcribed region.
Arising at nodes and encircling the internode above, sheaths counter the tendency for the internode to bend at the basal growing point, where it is weakest.
The apical growing point becomes linear and comblike in some instances or develops numerous growing points, producing a witches'-broom effect.
As fasciation develops, the growing point of the plant becomes broader; the unregulated tissue growth results in significant increases in the weight and volume of the plant.
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Characteristically, vascular plants grow and develop through the activity of organ-forming regions, the growing points.
The faster growing points penetrate into ever richer layers of solution, resulting in ever faster growth.
You will see that it is a bundle of growing points.
It attacks growing points right at soil level and is very fond of foxgloves.
The Dynastinae (rhinoceros, Hercules, and elephant beetles) are often pests of palms, killing them by destroying the growing points.
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