Science, asked by YouTube93, 8 months ago

Which of the following type of plants has thick,hard and woody stem?

Climber

Herb

Shrub

creeper

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Answered by shrutimahant

4

Answer:

Shrub

Explanation:

Shrub has thick, hard and woody stem.

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