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Which of the following plants thrive in a cool and moist habitat?
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- Match the -troph term with the correct definition. (match each letter to the corresponding number) Each term applies to only 1 definition. A.chemotroph B. phototroph C. heterotroph D.heliotroph E. autotroph -------------------------------- 1.gets energy from chemical bonds 2.gets carbon from inorganic sources (carbon dioxide) 3.gets carbon from organic sources (other organisms) 4.gets energy from lightThe C4 pathway utilizes less ATP than C3 pathway thus enabling C4 plants to adapt to tropical temperatures. Group of answer choices: True FalseA mutation causes the vascular cambium in a plant to stop working How does this impact cellular respiration? ANSWER CHOICES ARE IN THE PHOTO. thanks
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