Define/Explain: Day-neutral plant.
(N/A) Day-neutral plants are those that do not have any specific requirement for day length (photoperiod) to initiate flowering. Their flowering is not influenced by the duration of light or darkness,and they can flower throughout the year regardless of the season.
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