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What is the absolute maximum exposure time for images of the GI tract to avoid imaging peristaltic motion?
Primary Growth
An increase in the length of a plant that occurs at the tips of the shoots and roots due to the activity of apical meristems. Compare with secondary growth.
Horizontal Growth
Increase in size or spread of an organism or structure by expanding outwards, rather than elongating.
Longitudinal Growth
The growth of an organism in length, typically observed in the elongation of bones and roots.
Secondary Growth
An increase in the girth of a plant due to the activity of the vascular cambium and cork cambium; secondary growth results in the production of secondary tissues (i.e., wood and bark).
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