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Name of a plant with a green and soft stem
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Name of a plant with a green and soft stem
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The accurate answer is:
Wheat,Cauliflower, and Mint
These green & soft stem plants are called herbs
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The name of a plant with a green and soft stem is a
herbaceous plant,
or herbs for short. The stems of herbs perform the same functions as any other stem for a plant.
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