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Standard IX
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Coelenterata
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Differentiate between.
Sequential senescence and synchronous senescence
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Sequential senescence:
In sequential senescence, the oldest leaves senesce and die first. The senescence then moves from leaves to the stem to underground parts.
Example: eucalyptus.
Synchronous senescence:
In synchronous senescence, all leaves senesce and die, leaving the stem and roots alive. Example: maple tree.
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