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KATRIN_1 [288]
2 years ago
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match the following column I.a.saprotrophs b. chlorophyll B .bacteria rhizobium d.cuscutae. e.insects f .mango tree g.leaf h. ti

ny pores present on leaf I .CO2 and water J. mushroom. column II.i.picher Plant .ii.food factory of plant.iii.green plant leaf .iv.fungi.v.N2fixing.vi.stomata.vii.parasites.viii .raw material.ix.saprophyte.x.autotroph solve​
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IRINA_888 [86]2 years ago
6 0

Answer:

a.saprotrophs  →   fungi

b.chlorophyll    →   green plant leaf

c.bacteria rhizobium   →  N2 fixing

d.cuscutae → parasites

e.insects  →  pitcher Plant

f .mango tree   →  autotroph

g.leaf  →  food factory of plant.

h. tiny pores present on leaf  → stomata.

I .CO2 and water →  raw material.

j.mushroom  →  saprophyte

   

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