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Chapter 29.5, Problem 2C
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To determine: Whether
Introduction: Fungi can greatly affect plants in different ways. Some fungi are beneficial for plants where they have a positive relationship with the host plant, whereas some fungi are also responsible for causing serious damage to the host plant.
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To determine: The ways in which fungi are harmful.
Introduction: Fungi can greatly affect plants in different ways. Some fungi are beneficial for plants where they have a positive relationship with the host plant, whereas some fungi are also responsible for causing serious damage to the host plant.
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