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Why is soil important to plants? a. It provides them with nutrients. b. It provides them with water. c. It provides them with a medium for growth. d. All of the above

Why is soil important to plants? a. It provides them with nutrients. b. It provides them with water. c. It provides them with a medium for growth. d. All of the above
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Why is soil important to plants?

a.
It provides them with nutrients.
b.
It provides them with water.
c.
It provides them with a medium for growth.
d.
All of the above

User Anand Vidvat
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Answer:

ITS (C).ALL OF THE ABOVE

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