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A woody plant lives through five years of drought, followed by five years of good growing conditions. The ring of xylem cells formed during the five good years will
A) be thicker than those formed during the drought years.
B) be living, whereas those formed during the drought years will be dead.
C) be thinner than those formed during the drought years.
D) conduct a higher ratio of sugar to water than those formed during the drought years.

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Campbell Biology: Concepts and Connections

Edition: 8^th

Authors: Reece, Taylor, Simon, Dickey, Hogan

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