Which statement best describes the seasonal changes of plants in the Michigan and Florida regions during the summer? Summer in Michigan is a time of growth and maturity because more sunlight and water is available. In Florida, plants enjoy the same conditions, but for a longer period of time.
Summer in Michigan is a time when flowers begin to sprout and bloom throughout the season. In Florida, flowers are always in bloom due to milder winters.
The summers in Michigan and Florida are similar because in both regions the change to the landscape is a dramatic change from the spring season.
The summers in Michigan and Florida are similar because the plants in both regions end their periods of dormancy, trees start to grow buds, and plants begin to flower.