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Liana Reid

4 April, 12:58

How do plants produce mechanical weathering? A. They break rocks apart through acid wedging. B. They break rocks apart through frost wedging. C. They break rocks apart through root-tip wedging. D. They break rocks apart through stem wedging.

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