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A tree or plant can live without its bark or epidermis. True False
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A tree or plant can live without its bark or epidermis.
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false because the bark protects it
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False. The nutrients often flow in this part of the plant. Though the rest of the wood does the same for carrying water and nutrients, the wood is mostly for strength, but the bark and epidermis carry lots of nutrients, and offer a little bit more protection against the elements.
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