Rhythmic cell divisions in young roots often
A) occur about once a week.
B) reach a peak once or twice a day.
C) peak several times during a 24-hour period.
D) result in a given root growing several meters a day.
E) do not occur in monocots.

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Rhythmic cell divisions in young roots typically reach a peak once or twice a day, aligning with the circadian rhythms that influence various physiological processes in plants.

Rhythmic Cell Divisions in Young Roots Often