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IgorC [24]
3 years ago
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You are a Botanist who had just discovered a new plant species. As every good scientist does, you will document your exciting fi

nding. Design a fact sheet highlighting this new plant discovery. Be sure to include the following key pieces of information.
 Your plant’s name.
 Your plant’s basic needs.
 How your plant’s needs are met.
 Where your plant lives?



I will mark the brainliest for the 1st and best answer!
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1 answer:
Rudik [331]3 years ago
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Explanation:

my plan to be a cactus a plant basilica be sunlight and water with his basic fit my parents needs are met because every morning I will use for issaquah we'll go to the beach I will go to wait till you can feel it when my plant leaves will be somewhere I supposed to like not much heat but the heat is ok

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