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What might happen if a plant organ, such as a leaf or stem, became damaged? How would the organism be affected?
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What might happen if a plant organ, such as a leaf or stem, became damaged? How would the organism be affected?

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It can reduce to amount of nutrients that the plant is receiving and can reduce the rate of photosynthesis as the chloroplasts won't be working as effectively as they could.
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