Предмет: Биология, автор: skisiaissi2828

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15. Употребление в пищу тёртой моркови вызывает:
1. обильное слюноотделение
2. усиление отделения желудочного сока
3. усиленное отделение желчи
4. активизацию работы кишечника

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Автор ответа: Robloxia255

Ответ:

Морковь вызывает активизацию работы кишечника, вследствие чего начинается газообразование в кишечнике

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