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A raisin soaked in water swells to twice its size and shrinks again when it is dried. A young leaf doubles its area over a week and keeps its new size. Which of the two shows growth, and why?
Biology
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High School (11–12)
Plant Biology › Plant Growth and Development
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A raisin soaked in water swells to twice its size and shrinks again when it is dried. A young leaf doubles its area over a week and keeps its new size. Which of the two shows growth, and why?
The leaf, because its increase is permanent and is made by living cells using energy
The raisin, because it takes in water and becomes larger
Both, because both increase in size
Neither, because only seeds can grow
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