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The study of the form and internal structures of plants.
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Why are trichomes important for both the roots and shoots of plants?
In what ways are trichomes vital to the plant?
Why have them on the plant shoots as well?
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How can a monocot get so massive?
Some monocots (such as palms) are impressively thick and massive, yet botanists maintain that they don't have secondary growth. Why do botanists say this? How can it get so big without secondary grow …