A mutant plant that does not produce abscisic acid during the seed-forming part of its life cycle is likely to produce seeds that are

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Abscisic acid (ABA) is a plant hormone that plays a crucial role in seed dormancy by inhibiting germination. Without ABA, seeds are likely to germinate prematurely, a condition referred to as vivipary, where seeds begin to grow while still attached to the parent plant, rather than entering a dormant state.

A Mutant Plant That Does Not Produce Abscisic Acid During