When is growth possible?

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(B) Growth is defined as an irreversible increase in the mass or size of an organism. In biological systems,metabolism consists of two processes: anab

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When the rate of anabolism is greater than catabolism.

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(B) Growth is defined as an irreversible increase in the mass or size of an organism. In biological systems,metabolism consists of two processes: anabolism (constructive metabolism) and catabolism (destructive metabolism). Growth occurs when the rate of anabolism (synthesis of complex molecules) exceeds the rate of catabolism (breakdown of molecules),leading to a net accumulation of biomass.

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