In my experience the head won’t grow back and the rest of the cactus will rot, but in any attempt in saving the plant you can continue to water it as usual or replant the head in a different pot.
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Answer:</h2>
<u>reactants, </u> <u>products</u>
<u>catalyst</u>
<u>activation energy</u>
<u>enzymes</u>
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Explanation:</h2>
Chemical reactions convert <u>reactants</u> to <u>products</u>. In nonliving systems, the presence of a(n) <u>catalyst </u>allows the reaction to proceed very quickly and have a lower <u>activation energy</u>. In living systems, this function is carried out by proteins called <u>enzymes</u>.
PRIMARY GROWTH
1) apical meristem
3) elongation
5) increases exposure to light
9) occurs in plants that live only one year
SECONDARY GROWTH
2) cork cambium
4) provides structural support
6) increases vascular flow
<span>7) growth in thickness
</span>10) lateral meristem
11) vascular cambium
BOTH
8) occurs in plants that live many years.
NEITHER
velocity is a vector so it has a magnitude and direction so the answer would be B
