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Describe the difference between a European dish garden and a traditional dish garden.
 
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Waste material from the embryo is passed out through the mother's ___________________ ___ system.
 
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Answer to Question 1

In a traditional dish garden, the plants are taken out of their pots and placed in the garden; additional soil is added to fill in. A European dish garden has plants that are left in pots and Styrofoam or moss is used to hold the plants in place.

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