Define hypogeal germination and Epigeal germination

Explanation:

Hypogeal germination is when the plant is germinated under the ground. An example of this would be the pea plant.

epigeal germination is the opposite of that. Germination takes place above the ground. normal bean plants have epigeal germination

B. Slow, steady growth increase

Explanation:

Reproductive age is a term used to refer to the time when members of a population have reached full sexual development and are able to generate offspring, that is, their bodies are ready to bear children.

If most of the population is below reproductive age, it means that this population will grow slowly, as most of its members cannot produce offspring. However, this population will reach reproductive age at some point, establishing steady growth. For this reason, we can say that the correct answer to your question is the letter B.