What is the difference between an annual plant and a biennial plant ?

Answer 1

An annual plant will germinate, grow, bear seeds and eventually die within a year's time. All cereal crops are annuals. Biennial plants complete their lifecycle in two years, e.g. Leek, Carrot.

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Answer 2

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Biennial plants have a life cycle that spans two growing seasons and is typically completed in two years, whereas annual plants complete their life cycle in one growing season, usually within a year.

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