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Tresset [83]
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Please help me with my science homework! science is too hard for me

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The answer is "inflorescence, oak"

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  • An inflorescence is a flower group, which are clustered nearby in a stalk, which is also known as the peduncle.  In lily, the individual flower was found, not quite as groups. However, the flowers are set as an inflorescence in the oak tree.
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Integrated screening is similar and is done at around 12 weeks and is slightly more accurate

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