Correct Answer: Option A
Explanation:
Vernalization is the process by which many plants, particularly biennials and winter annuals (like winter wheat, cabbage, and carrots), require exposure to a prolonged period of low temperature (cold treatment) before they can initiate flowering. This prevents the plant from flowering in the autumn, ensuring it survives the winter and flowers in the spring or summer. The cold stimulus is perceived by the apical meristem or the germinating seed.
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