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Question 24 of 25 How does being dormant help a tree survive winter? O A. By taking in more sunlight B. By conserving energy C. By appearing to be dead D. By growing new leaves
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How does being dormant help a tree survive winter?
O A. By taking in more sunlight
B. By conserving energy
C. By appearing to be dead
D. By growing new leaves

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B. by conserving more energy
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B conserving energy

Step-by-step explanation:

The The trees metabolism slows down due to the lack of sunlight during winter

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