The phenomenon that a seed fails to germinate in spite of providing all conditions necessary for germination is _
Correct answer: C. Dormancy
- A. Photoperiodism
- B. Vernalization
- C. Dormancy
- D. Phytochrome
Explanation
Seeds of some plants do not germinate even under favourable conditions. This is called dormancy. It is under endogenous control.
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