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Pearson Edexcel GCSE (9-1) Combined Science practice

A tree is observed with significant leaf loss and dark lesions on its bark. Which pathogen is most likely responsible for these symptoms?

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Health, disease and the development of medicines

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A tree is observed with significant leaf loss and dark lesions on its bark. Which pathogen is most likely responsible for these symptoms?.

  1. A.A bacterium causing cholera
  2. B.A fungus causing Chalara ash dieback
  3. C.A protist causing malaria
  4. D.A virus causing HIV

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