Select all of the following that are true:Multiple choice

Indeterminate species usually have some of their leaves initiated in buds in the year before they fully develop, but some indeterminate species have no buds at all.

Lateral buds are always arranged in opposite pairs along deciduous branches.

Short shoots, also called spur shoots, have shorter internodes than long shoots.

Determinate species have primordia for all of the leaves that will develop in a growing season formed within buds the previous year.

Neoformed leaves are initiated in the year they fully mature; preformed leaves are initiated the previous year.