A. Pith.
B. Pit.
C. Petiole
D. Ecdysone
Updated by: Haya Rai
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Petiole
Explaination:
The key difference between pulvinus and petiole is that pulvinus is the small swelling present at the base of a leaf, facilitating the movement of the leaf, while petiole is the leaf stalk that connects the leaf blade to stem.