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    The Female Reproductive Structure, the Carpel, Consists Of
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The Female Reproductive Structure, the Carpel, Consists Of

Question 66

Question 66

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The female reproductive structure, the carpel, consists of:


A) filament, anther, and pollen.
B) sepals, petals, and ovary.
C) stigma, style, and ovary.
D) stamen, sepals, and filament.
E) stigma, filament, and sepals.

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