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Bridget Hoffman
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20 March, 09:48
Why are some leaves spiny, or needle-shaped?
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Braedon Abbott
20 March, 10:16
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- For protection or kind of defence mechanism against other organisms. - To reduce water loss from leaves in dry climate.
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