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Exercise Pre-Test Attempt to answer the following questions before starting this exercise. They will serve as a guide to important concepts. Recheck your answers after you…

Slide 1  Just as important as stems and leaves….  Major Functions:  1. Serve as an anchor  2. Conduct nutrients and water  3. Store food (ex. sweet potatoes,…

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