Looking at how a Chlamydomonas cell grows. What t do we know about the Commitment point? A. After that point cells cannot get larger. B. Until that point, cells cannot get larger. C. Until that point, cells are not phototactic. D. Until that point, cells cannot divide.

Looking at how a Chlamydomonas cell grows. What t do we know about the Commitment point? A. After that point cells cannot get larger. B. Until that point, cells cannot get larger. C. Until that point, cells are not phototactic. D. Until that point, cells cannot divide.

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Chapter33: Plant Structure, Growth, And Development

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Looking at how a Chlamydomonas cell grows. What t do we know about the Commitment point?
A. After that point cells cannot get larger.
B. Until that point, cells cannot get larger.
C. Until that point, cells are not phototactic.
D. Until that point, cells cannot divide.

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