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Author Question: A seed develops from A) an ovum. B) a pollen grain. C) an ovule. D) an ovary. E) (Read 692 times)

curlz

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on: Aug 14, 2013
A seed develops from
A) an ovum.
B) a pollen grain.
C) an ovule.
D) an ovary.
E) an embryo.


mydiamond

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Reply #1 on: Aug 22, 2013
I know it's C,

Shine bright :)


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