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The growth that make plants thicker is called primary/secondary growth.

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To determine the type of growth that makes plants thicker, we need to understand the concepts of primary and secondary growth in plants. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understanding Primary Growth**: - Primary growth is defined as the growth that occurs at the tips of stems and roots due to cell division. - This type of growth results in the elongation of the plant, meaning it increases in height or length but does not contribute to the thickness of the plant. ...
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