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Florists utilize the natural conducting systems in plants to change the color of their O flowers O leaves O roots O stems 

          Florists utilize the natural conducting systems in plants to change the color of their
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O leaves
O roots
O stems
Florists utilize the natural conducting systems in plants to change the color of their O flowers O leaves O roots O stems

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00:01 A florist makes dyed flowers by cutting the stems of white flowers and submerging the ends in water with colored dye added to it.
00:09 Which ability of plants is demonstrated by this process? a.
00:15 Photosynthesis b.
00:18 Transpiration c.
00:20 Respiration or d.
00:23 Circulation so photosynthesis is going to be the use of sunlight.
00:30 As it turns sunlight into the foods...
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