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From where does the leftover water in a plant escape as water vapor? O leaves O cutivle O petiole O stem
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From where does the leftover water in a plant escape as water vapor? O leaves O cutivle O petiole O stem
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From where does the leftover water in a plant escape as water vapor?
O leaves
O cutivle
O petiole
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The answer is leaves
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