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Jaslyn Jones
15 March, 17:20
Why do plants need sap
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Adriana Clay
15 March, 19:17
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Sap is the life's blood of a plant. there are actually two types of sap in a plant.
they are:
phloem.
xylem.
the plants need sap, so they don't die. plants need fertilizer to live and to grow and green and strong.
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