The ability of a plant to continue to grow throughout its lifetime is called

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Indeterminate growth refers to a plant's ability to continue to grow throughout its lifetime. This is in contrast to determinate growth, where the plant has a limited growth period, and secondary growth, which refers to the increase in girth or width of woody plants due to the production of new cells. Vernalization is a process where plants require a period of cold temperatures to trigger flowering.

The Ability of a Plant to Continue to Grow Throughout