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Which of the following is not a reason plants need to consume water A to stay up right B to react with carbon dioxide C for hydrolysis D for dehydration
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Which of the following is not a reason plants need to consume water
A to stay up right
B to react with carbon dioxide
C for hydrolysis
D for dehydration
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It is D because plants need the other options to consume water
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It’s for dehydration coz they need it to stay up right , react with CO2 and hydrolysis :)!
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