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What are the functions of a leaf ? 1.to make food and control how much water is sent to the root 2. to store food and absorb water 3. to make lignin and allow the plant to grow 4. to make food and control
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What are the functions of a leaf ?

1.to make food and control how much water is sent to the root 2. to store food and absorb water 3. to make lignin and allow the plant to grow 4. to make food and control how much water leaves the plant

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No it's 4 because it isn't one because it doesn't send water into the root
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it is number one because a leaf uses sunlight to make food and also controls it
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