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Which Adaptation Would Not Be Useful for a Plant Growing

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Which adaptation would not be useful for a plant growing with its roots submerged in salt water?


A) Salt glands
B) The ability to develop large negative water potential within root cells
C) Reduced activity of transporters that move NaCl into the vacuole
D) Accumulation of salt in the central vacuole
E) Thickened cuticles

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