Answer:
Our solar system consists of our star (the sun) and the gravitationally bound objects that orbit it.
Explanation:
The International Astronomical Union (IAU) defines the solar system as the gravitationally bound system consisting of our sun and the objects that orbit it. Most consider these "objects" to be the planets, but they are only the biggest objects to orbit the sun. There are also dwarf planets, and smaller system bodies that are apart of our solar system.
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The answer is A. The vascular system, filled with vascular tissue, are the crucial conduits through which water and nutrients flow through plants. Without them plants are limited to being a few inches (centimeters) tall. Leaves that get sunlight have nothing to do with a plants height.