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Ray Of Light [21]
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A Venus flytrap produces new leaves from the step tip.

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Rudiy273 years ago
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A Venus flytrap produces new leaves from the step tip. <span>The life characteristic that this illustrates is A. Growth. </span><span>Venus Flytraps are composed only of leaves, and rather than sharing a root system, each leaf grows its own root or roots, and each root is a single structure, not dividing or </span>
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