Question

A potato tuber is sown in a pot and the pot is placed in the freezer of the refrigerator. New plants will:
A) Emerge normally
B) Not emerge
C) Be without leaves
D) Be without flowers

Answer 1

Hint: Potato tuber is a type of edible dark green vegetable that belongs to the solanaceae family. Unlike regular potatoes, potato tubers are not starchy and have a mild flavor. They can be eaten raw or cooked and are often used in Asian cuisine as a base for soups or stews.
Step by step solution:
A potato tuber is a type of tuber that is grown in the ground and obtained from potatoes. These tubers are typically used as a food texture or flavoring agent, rather than as an ingredient in dishes themselves.
If you're planning to grow your own potatoes, it is important to place the pot in the freezer before sowing. This will help to harden the skin on the tuber and minimize damage during germination. Additionally, placing the pot in either of these environments will slow down potato growth so that they don't get too large or root-knotty. Best results are usually seen when growing potatoes indoors in a controlled environment with light cycles and moisture levels monitored regularly.
Therefore, new plants will not emerge.
Hence, the option B is correct.
NOTE:
No new plants will grow from potato tubers due to the refrigerator's extremely low temperature because they won't germinate there.