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Which tissue system in plants is most similar to the Integumentary system in animals? explain your reasoning (DON'T USE G.O.O.G.L.E)
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Which tissue system in plants is most similar to the Integumentary system in animals? explain your reasoning (DON'T USE G.O.O.G.L.E)

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its epidermis...

In plants, the epidermis is the tissue most like the integumentary system in animals. The epidermis covers the body of the plant, including stems...

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