Предмет: Биология, автор: bebeevdima

Выберите тенелюбивое растение:дуб, ковыль, пшеница, вороний глаз

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Автор ответа: swetulikbryk

Ответ:

вороний глаз.

Объяснение:

я так думаю

bebeevdima: Правильно, спасибо

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