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In cold temperatures ice can kill plants if it's formed

*Horticulture is the subject*

Answer Choices:

A) on the surface of the leaves.

B) Inside the plant cells.

C) Between the cell walls.

D) Inside the bark.

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Answer:

B. Inside the plant cells.

Explanation:

Frost damage occurs when ice forms inside the plant tissue and injures the plant cells

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