A ________ is a normal defense mechanism meant to combat pathogen infection in a variety of...

A ________ is a normal defense mechanism meant to combat pathogen infection in a variety of ways.

	a.	blister
	b.	snotty nose
	c.	fever

Vascular tissue allows plants to ________.

	a.	grow much bigger and taller
	b.	allows reproduce without water
	c.	survive without roots

Prokaryotes are used to ________ in the case of processing milk.

	a.	facilitate product transport
	b.	preserve nutrients
	c.	prevent spoilage

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