Apical Meristem Development
Apical Meristem Development is a biological process representing the organized growth and cellular differentiation at the shoot apical meristem of bryophytes, distinguished by the persistent activity of apical cells that generate the primary body plan through asymmetric divisions and spatial patterning.
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