How plants tolerate grazing are:
Correct answer: E. All of the above
- A. Position of apical bud of bud is at surface level more resistant
- B. High portion of flowering to vegetative stems
- C. Delay in elevation of apical bud
- D. Sprout freely from axillary bud
- E. All of the above
Explanation
Plants tolerate grazing better when growing points remain close to or below the grazing level, apical-bud elevation is delayed, and axillary buds can produce new shoots; these traits reduce damage to future growth. The wording of option a is faulty, but the intended set of adaptations supports “All of the above.”
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