Which consequence prevents adult structures during larval development?

💡 Explanation

Excess juvenile hormone maintains larval characteristics because it prevents metamorphosis via inhibiting imaginal disc maturation; therefore, adult structures can't develop, rather than the hormone cascade triggering adult transformation, prematurely halting programmed cell death, or blocking structural growth.

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