17. what vegetative organ of the plants contains lamina and stipules a. leaves b. roots c. flowers d. stem 18. all of these plants have fibrous root system except _____ a. corn b. rye c. carrot d. grass Thank you

17. what vegetative organ of the plants contains lamina and stipules a. leaves b. roots c. flowers d. stem 18. all of these plants have fibrous root system except _____ a. corn b. rye c. carrot d. grass Thank you

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Chapter26: Plant Nutrition And Transport

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17. what vegetative organ of the plants contains lamina and stipules

a. leaves

b. roots

c. flowers

d. stem

18. all of these plants have fibrous root system except _____

a. corn

b. rye

c. carrot

d. grass

Thank you

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