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The C3 pathway can occur in which of the following plants? A. cypresss B.cactus C.banana D.apples

BIOLOGY:CONCEPTS+APPL.(LOOSELEAF)

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Chapter27: Reproduction And Development Of Flowering Plants

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The C3 pathway can occur in which of the following plants?

A. cypresss

B.cactus

C.banana

D.apples

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