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What evolutionary development allowed plants to grow tall? see concept 29.3 (page 626)?
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What evolutionary development allowed plants to grow tall? see concept 29.3 (page 626)?
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If your choices are the following:
A. rhizoids
B. sporophylls
C.leaves
D.the waxy cuticle
E. lignified vascular tissue
Then the answer is
E.
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