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Four students observed a wilted plant and were asked to identify the
internal stimulus t...
Biology, 10.03.2021 19:20 boogerbuttday
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Four students observed a wilted plant and were asked to identify the
internal stimulus that caused the wilting, Their responses are shown
below
Student
Response
1 Not enough moisture in the
air
2
Lack of water inside plant
cells
3
There is not enough sunlight
4
Too much moisture in the air
Which student correctly identified the internal cause of the wilted
plant?
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