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j.rubin

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Plants are autotrophs because:
 
  A) they transpire. B) they can be self-fertile.
  C) they can adapt to climate changes. D) they photosynthesize.

Question 2

Herbicide, pesticide, fungicide mode of action:
 
  A) describes the way the material controls its target organism's biochemical processes.
  B) tells you if the material is made from naturally occurring or synthetic chemicals.
  C) describes the organisms that are controlled by the material.
  D) describes how effectively the material controls the target organism.



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Answer to Question 1

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