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Q: Anong ibig sabihin ng external parts of stems?
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The external parts of a stem include the nodes (points where leaves or branches are attached), internodes (sections between nodes), buds (undeveloped shoots), and the leaf scars (marks left after a leaf falls off). Additionally, stems can have thorns, spines, or prickles for defense or climbing support.