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11 April, 20:26

Suppose a disease caused the cuticle on a plants leaves to disappear. What would happen? Why?

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    Plants would be unprotected against humid environments or climates

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    This could also mean that, being unprotected from humid media, they could also be affected by bacteria or fungi that affect their growth and end up fulfilling the death of the plant.
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