A plant that has only primary growth and no secondary growth does NOT have any

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A plant that has only primary growth and no secondary growth does NOT have any

A plant that has only primary growth and no secondary growth does NOT have any
A) stem elongation.
B) expansion of its root system.
C) vascular tissue.
D) development of thick woody branches.
E) flowers.

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Human Diseases

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Authors: Zelman, Tompary, Raymond, Holdaway, Mulvihill

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