Plant growth and development in an area is determined by soil and climate factors. There are plants that can grow well but cannot produce. This is due to the lack of suitable climate or nutrients for minimal production. But on the other hand, there are plants that can grow and develop even exceeding normal growth conditions, or super production. This can be caused by excessive nutrient availability, or a very optimal supporting climate.
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In other circumstances, there are also plants that grow abnormally. Even plants that grow and develop show unique circumstances. Like turnips in Figure 1. In normal circumstances, the radish tuber grows single, as well as carrots. But this radish grows with more than one tuber, even the tubers look like sexy women. So I call it a sexy radish.