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A perennial plant differs from biennial in

1. having underground perennating structure
2. having asexual reproductive structures
3. being tree species
4. not dying after seasonal production of flowers

Correct answer: having underground perennating structure

Solution

Perennial plants have underground perennating structures, such as rhizomes or tubers, that allow them to survive the winter and regrow in the spring.

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