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(D) An annual plant completes its life cycle (germination,growth,flowering,and seed production) within a single growing season and then dies. $A$ bien

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Not dying after the seasonal production of flowers

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(D) An annual plant completes its life cycle (germination,growth,flowering,and seed production) within a single growing season and then dies. $A$ biennial plant completes its life cycle in two years; it grows vegetatively in the first year and produces flowers,fruits,and seeds in the second year before dying. Therefore,the fundamental difference is that an annual plant completes its life cycle and dies within one year,whereas a biennial plant does not die after the first year's growth.

Column $I$ (Precursor/Term)	Column $II$ (Associated Hormone)
$(a)$ Tryptophan	$(i)$ Cytokinin
$(b)$ Mevalonic acid	$(ii)$ Abscisic acid
$(c)$ Kinetin	$(iii)$ Gibberellins
$(d)$ Dormin	$(iv)$ Auxin

An annual plant differs from a biennial plant by ..........

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