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2 examples of steroids
bugers
How do earthworms help the environment
Earthworms enrich the soil with their feces and allow air to get to the roots of plants.
What are the 7 major parts of a flower
anther/ filament/ sepal/stigma/ style /ovary/ and petal
What vascular tissue carries food from the leaves to the roots
it is the phloem tissue that carries food + nutrients from the leaves to the roots
Why are nonvascular plants short and small
they lack tubes for transport and support
What is one function of plant stems
To transport water and food
Which feature is not found in all vertebrates
external skeleton
Which structures are not found in simple leaves
leaflets
What are traits of all arthropods
Hi, so I am going to list them:
-Bilateral Symmetry
-Segmented Body
-Hard Exoskeleton
-Joined Legs
-Many Pairs of limbs
What is the type of symmetry exhibited by echinoderm larvae
Bilateral symmetry :)
During conifer reproduction pollen grains are released into the
air
Do nematodes have bilateral symmetry
Yes, nematodes have bilateral symmetry.
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