Why Was Finding Varieties with Reduced Internode Elongation a Key

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Multiple Choice

Why was finding varieties with reduced internode elongation a key step in the breeding of "green revolution" varieties?

• A)The resulting reduction in stem biomass allowed the plant to allocate more resources to the grain.
• B)Less stem made the plants more palatable to livestock.
• C)It reduced the need for the root growth required to support a tall plant.
• D)It kept the stems from falling over under the weight of larger seed heads.

Grasp the basic steps in the process of organizational innovation and differentiate between creativity and feasibility determination.

Identify the issues facing organizations related to structural and strategic adaptation, internal integration, and external adaptation.

Appreciate the importance of clear mission statements and how they define the scope of a business.

Understand the role of team processes in facilitating innovative success within organizations.

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