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C. epidermis D. oxygen B. carbon dioxide Tho qutermost laver of plant cells or tissues providing a covering for the plant body. A. carbohydrates

C. epidermis D. oxygen B. carbon dioxide Tho qutermost laver of plant cells or tissues providing a covering for the plant body. A. carbohydrates

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I need just the name of terms. You should just match the given words with the definitions and nothing more. Thank you! 

Plants and Food Production A. carbohydrates B. carbon dioxide C. epidermis D. oxygen The outermost layer of plant cells or tissues, providing a covering for the plant body. An atmospheric gas; a by product of the light reaction of photosynthesis; essential to aerobic respiration. A food made up of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen, providing a source of storage and energy for 53. 54. 55. life. An atmospheric gas made up of one carbon atom for each two oxygen atoms; important for food making by green plants and given off as a waste product of respiration in living cells. 56.
Transcribed Image Text:Plants and Food Production A. carbohydrates B. carbon dioxide C. epidermis D. oxygen The outermost layer of plant cells or tissues, providing a covering for the plant body. An atmospheric gas; a by product of the light reaction of photosynthesis; essential to aerobic respiration. A food made up of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen, providing a source of storage and energy for 53. 54. 55. life. An atmospheric gas made up of one carbon atom for each two oxygen atoms; important for food making by green plants and given off as a waste product of respiration in living cells. 56.
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