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What protects the underlying organs from drying out and mechanical damage?
The dermis and skeletal structure.
What protects underlying organs from drying out and mechanical damage?
The dermis and skeletal structure.
What part of a leaf protects it from drying out?
the part the protects it is the stem or pore because it covers the outer coating of the flower p.s hopes this helps o_O thanks for reading i guess i am so confused o_O
What is the function of indusium?
umbrella like structure that protects a cluster sporangia from drying and other hazards in ferns
What is the function of the external leaf structure?
what is the function of each of the following external parts of a leaf?
What organ system protects underlying organs from drying out?
The body system that protects underlying organs from drying out is the integumentary system. This system also protects underlying organs from mechanical damage.
What body system protects the underlying organs from drying out and from mechanical damage?
Skin mainly. It's the most waterproof structure many organisms have. Of course, many animals also need to protect their skin from drying out by keeping wet, like frogs and slugs. ^^
Which organ system protects underlying organs from drying out?
dermis (skin)
What protects spores ans keeps them from drying out until they are released?
spores
What system protects the underlying organs from drying out and mechanical damage?
The organ system that protects underlying organs from drying out and mechanical damage is the integumentary system. This system is made up of the skin, hair and nails.
What structure protects insects and gives them structure?
Exoskeletons.
What is the protective coating on the leaf called?
The cuticle - a waxy layer that protects a leaf's moisture.
