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Which is not true of a deciduous tree in winter? A) It uses food stored in its trunk. B) It stops growing. C) Its roots contract. D) It stops photosynthesizing.

Which is not true of a deciduous tree in winter? A) It uses food stored in its trunk. B) It stops growing. C) Its roots contract. D) It stops photosynthesizing.
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Which is not true of a deciduous tree in winter?

A) It uses food stored in its trunk.

B) It stops growing.

C) Its roots contract.

D) It stops photosynthesizing.

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the answer would be d

User Jane Kathambi
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It is C. It's roots do not contract during the winter.

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