Define permanent wood.

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Define permanent wood.

Explanation:
Permanent wood consists of the parts of a vine that persist from one growing season to the next—wood that is older than one year. This includes the trunk and the older branches that form the vine’s structural framework. Current-season growth is considered new wood and will become permanent as it ages, but at this moment is not permanent. The best choice states the woody parts older than one year, including the trunk, ensuring the entire scope of permanent wood is covered. The other options point to non-woody leaves or to the current year's growth, which are not permanent wood.

Permanent wood consists of the parts of a vine that persist from one growing season to the next—wood that is older than one year. This includes the trunk and the older branches that form the vine’s structural framework. Current-season growth is considered new wood and will become permanent as it ages, but at this moment is not permanent. The best choice states the woody parts older than one year, including the trunk, ensuring the entire scope of permanent wood is covered. The other options point to non-woody leaves or to the current year's growth, which are not permanent wood.

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