Cypresses have structures called that grow up from their roots and may help them obtain oxygen. Select one: a. haloes b. strands O c. buttresses d. point bars e. knees
Cypresses have structures called that grow up from their roots and may help them obtain oxygen. Select one: a. haloes b. strands O c. buttresses d. point bars e. knees
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that grow up from their roots
and may help them obtain oxygen.
Select one:
a. haloes
b. strands
O c. buttresses
d. point bars
e. knees
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