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Baxter went a trip to a marsh. A marsh is an area of land that is almost always covered with water.
Although Baxter expected to see a few plants there, he observed a large number of plants. Which of the following best explains why plants are able to survive in the wet conditions of a marsh?
A. Plants that grow in marshes have adapted to survive there’s
B. Plants can grow in a marsh for a short time before dying out.
C. Plants can grow in all conditions as long as they have sunlight.
D. Plants need water, so all plants grow well in marsh conditions.
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