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What role in the survival of the plant does the root of the beet plant likely have? A. it stores energy. B. it absorbs sunlight. C. it protects the seeds. D. it is involved in p…

What role in the survival of the plant does the root of the beet plant likely have? A. it stores energy. B. it absorbs sunlight. C. it protects the seeds. D. it is involved in p…
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What role in the survival of the plant does the root of the beet plant likely have? A. it stores energy. B. it absorbs sunlight. C. it protects the seeds. D. it is involved in photosynthesis.

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A

Step-by-step explanation:

It stores energy

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A

Step-by-step explanation:

It stores energy

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