The vegetative phase is characterized by meristems producing leaves. The transition phase produces an elevation of the apical meristem, while the reproductive phase centers around meristems producing flowers.
The plant stage is one of the most important phases of cultivation because it is in this period that the plant develops and creates the necessary structure to produce the necessary energy and guarantee the weight of its production support for the next phase and production planning: the reproductive.
Development also applies to changes in the shape of the organism or organ, such as occurs during the transition from the vegetative phase (vegetative development) to the reproductive phase (reproductive development or flowering) or during the development of a leaf from a primordium.
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