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If a plant has bitter-tasting leaves, what would this most likely protect the plant against?
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If a plant has bitter-tasting leaves, what would this most likely protect the plant against?

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Answer:predators or omnivores

Explanation: bassiclynits the only way to defend itself and deter animals from eating it but it would most likely be the things that eat it

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