Which step is initially most crucial for the survival of a growing seedling that has germinated an inch underground?
A) Production of chlorophyll
B) Rapid elongation of the shoot
C) Breaking of dormancy
D) Rapid start of photosynthesis
E) Expansion of cotyledons

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Rapid elongation of the shoot is crucial for the seedling to reach the surface and access light, which is necessary for photosynthesis and further growth.

Which Step Is Initially Most Crucial for the Survival of a Growing