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Imagine that someone swallowed a seed and it went down the "wrong pipe" into the trachea and remained in the lung. Do you think that seed could grow and sprout roots in the lung? * 1 point
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Imagine that someone swallowed a seed and it went down the "wrong pipe" into the trachea and remained in the lung. Do you think that seed could grow and sprout roots in the lung? *

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Answer:sss

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Answer: yes in fact it has happened to someone with a bean

although it didn't grow roots very far into the lung but did cause breathing difficulty's and small damage

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