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Which is a waxy, water-repelling outer covering of a plant? xylem a seed a cuticle phloem
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Which is a waxy, water-repelling outer covering of a plant?

xylem

a seed

a cuticle

phloem

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cuticle

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A Cuticle, because a cuticle is waxy and it repels water and covers outside of a plant. Unlike a seed, phloem, ad xylem. If you think about your nails wouldn't you think cuticle as well? 
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