Multiple Choice
When a vegetative apical meristem becomes an inflorescence meristem,
A) it stops cell division.
B) it continues to produce leaves.
C) it continues to produce axillary buds.
D) it can become a floral meristem.
E) it cannot give rise to new inflorescence meristems.
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