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Which is NOT an INHERITED TRAIT? The color of the plant's flowers Holes in leaves that were made by insects The ability of some plants to shed their leaves The size and shape of the leaves
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Which is NOT an INHERITED TRAIT?
The color of the plant's flowers
Holes in leaves that were made by insects
The ability of some plants to shed their leaves
The size and shape of the leaves
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Holes in leaves made by insects
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The answer is holes in leaves that were made by insects
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