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xclash

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on: Aug 16, 2013
Plants that have their flowering inhibited by being exposed to bright lights at night are
A) day-neutral plants.
B) short-night plants.
C) devoid of phytochrome.
D) short-day plants.
E) long-day plants.


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Reply #1 on: Aug 20, 2013
I chose D and got the answer, hope that helps.


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