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Determinate growth is a type of plant growth habit in which the plant grows to a predetermined size or shape and then stops growing. This is in contrast to indeterminate growth, where the plant continues to grow and produce new flowers and fruit throughout its lifespan.
In determinate plants, the shoot tips are typically self-pruning, meaning they produce less ethylene gas, a
Examples of determinate plants include many types of tomatoes, peppers, and eggplants. These plants are often
In contrast, indeterminate plants continue to produce new flowers and fruit throughout the growing season, often
Research has shown that determinate growth is often associated with genetic changes in the plant's hormone