It doesn't really ever stop growing.
Plants continue to grow throughout their lives because of meristematic tissues, which are regions of active cell division. These tissues are found in the tips of roots and shoots, enabling plants to produce new cells and increase in size. Additionally, environmental factors such as light, temperature, and nutrients play a role in regulating plant growth.
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The plants will die.
Yes they do.
A boar will normally stop growing at the age of two years. However some don't stop growing until they are five years old, but it depends on the breed.
Yes. when you stop growing
They technically don't ever stop growing.
Possible reasons could include insufficient sunlight, lack of nutrients in the soil, improper watering practices (either too much or too little water), and unfavorable temperature conditions. Disease or pests may also inhibit flower production in primrose plants.
Farmers can implement practices such as contour plowing, planting cover crops, building terraces, and using mulch to reduce or stop soil erosion. By adopting conservation tillage techniques and creating buffer zones along waterways, farmers can help protect their soil from erosion and improve overall soil health. Additionally, proper crop rotation and reducing the amount of bare soil left exposed can also contribute to erosion prevention.