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    Exam 1: Seed Germination and Vegetable Production
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    In Seed Formation the Inner Integument Remains Thin and Develops
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In Seed Formation the Inner Integument Remains Thin and Develops

Question 10

Question 10

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In seed formation the inner integument remains thin and develops into:


A) Testa
B) Tegmen
C) Aril
D) Hilum

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