Multiple Choice
Radish plants under insect attack
A) rapidly fold their petioles together.
B) produce bitter chemicals and grow spines on their leaves.
C) release salicin, which is converted to salicylic acid within the insect.
D) produce the defensive toxin nicotine.
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