Предмет: Биология, автор: Эльшад

заполните таблицу. особенности строения листьев комнатных растений название растения и особенности строения листа

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Автор ответа: OlyaPolyan
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монстера- листья резные, крупные
кофейное дерево-листья овальные, глянцевые, ребристые
диффенбахия-листья овальные, пятнистые
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