Physics, 20.11.2020 03:10 dakotacsey03
4. If water didn’t have cohesive and adhesive properties which outcome is likely?
a. Life on Earth would not exist.
b. Plants would adapt and find another source for survival.
c. Plants wouldn’t exist but humans would.
d. Small plants could still get water, but large trees would die off.
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