The slowest growth rate has been reported from cycad, known as Dion edule from Mexico measured in ________
Correct answer: A. 1981
- A. 1981
- B. 1980
- C. 1982
- D. 1983Download Travel Guides
Explanation
The reported measurement for the extremely slow-growing cycad Dioon edule from Mexico was made in 1981. Cycads are ancient seed plants, and their slow growth is a notable contrast with bamboo and fast-growing tropical trees.
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