Plants that have leaves arranged in a rosette
A) have a circular arrangement of leaves and long internodes.
B) lack stems.
C) have greatly shortened internodes.
D) always have compound leaves.

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Plants that have leaves arranged in a rosette have greatly shortened internodes, meaning that the stem is very short, if there is one at all. The leaves are arranged in a circular pattern at the base of the plant, but this does not necessarily mean that they are circular in shape or compound.

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