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Statement 1: Ripening of fruits is accompanied with a lot of anabolic and catabolic reactions. Statement 2: Certain fleshy roots, tubers and bulbs have low metabolic activity and are dormant until there are environmentally favorable conditions for germination and growth.

Statement 1: Ripening of fruits is accompanied with a lot of anabolic and catabolic reactions. Statement 2: Certain fleshy roots, tubers and bulbs have low metabolic activity and are dormant until there are environmentally favorable conditions for germination and growth. Correct Answer True, True

Ripening of fruits is accompanied with a lot of anabolic and catabolic reactions. Certain fleshy roots, tubers and bulbs have low metabolic activity and are dormant until there are environmentally favorable conditions for germination and growth.

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