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    In a Conifer Seed, the Three Different Generations Are Represented
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In a Conifer Seed, the Three Different Generations Are Represented

Question 2

Question 2

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In a conifer seed, the three different generations are represented by the:


A) integument, nucellus, and egg.
B) seed coat, embryo, and food supply.
C) seed coat, archegonium, and food supply.
D) integument, ovule, and embryo.
E) integument, megasporangium, and archegonium

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