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Which is not an example of a structural adaptation in plants? A. special leaves that open and close like jaws B. roots that grow in the direction of a water source C. seeds with a thick outer covering
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Which is not an example of a structural adaptation in plants?
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special leaves that open and close like jaws
B.
roots that grow in the direction of a water source
C.
seeds with a thick outer covering
D.
brightly colored flowers to attract pollinators
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B. roots that grow in the direction of a water source
This is not about structural support but rather about searching for nutrients. It's a behavioral, functional adaptation, not a structural one.
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