The Inhibitory Field Hypothesis of Leaf Arrangement States That Existing

The inhibitory field hypothesis of leaf arrangement states that existing leaf primordia:

A) preferentially develop in a whorled phyllotaxy.
B) cannot develop until sufficient space is available.
C) prevent the initiation of new primordia.
D) contain vascular tissues organized in field-like rows.
E) produce electrical fields that attract one another.