Why is growth important to living things?

Biology

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solniwko [45]3 years ago

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However, growth in living things is because of different internal processes occurring inside the body of the living organisms mainly because of the formation of new cells. The increase in number and mass of individuals are two unique characteristics of growth. Multicellular organisms exhibit growth by cell division.

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Why is growth important to living things?​

Why is growth important to living things?