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Page 1: A. Ferns b. Flowers c. spores. a. Naked seeds b. Flowering seeds c. Cone seeds

a. Ferns

b. Flowers

c. spores

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a. Naked seeds

b. Flowering seeds

c. Cone seeds

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a. In the ovary

b. In the flower

c. In cones

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Angiosperm or gymnosperm

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Angiosperms or gymnosperms

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Geotropism or heliotropism

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PISTIL

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ANTHER

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STAMEN

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STIGMA

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STYLE

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OVARY

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POLLEN

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OVULE

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FILAMENT

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a. soil-less gardening

b. Hydroponics

c. Abiotic germination

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Cotyledon

Seed pods

Flowers

True leaves

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a. It has gone through the entire growing cycle

b. It is not missing any petals

c. It has both male and female parts

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Ovule

Seed

Loam

Pollen fruit

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Ovule

Seed

Loam

Pollen

fruit

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Ovule

Seed

Loam

Pollen

fruit

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Ovule

Seed

Loam

Pollen

fruit

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Ovule

Seed

Loam

Pollen

fruit

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Gymnosperm

Germination

Ovule

angiosperm

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Gymnosperm

Germination

Ovule

angiosperm

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Gymnosperm

Germination

Ovule

angiosperm

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C. spores

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NOPE

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a. Naked seeds

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b. In the flower

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Angiosperm

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Angiosperms

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germination

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humus

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seed

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gymnosperm

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stamen

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loam

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stigma

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hydroponics

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anther

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pistil

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Brassica rapa

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fertilization

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heliotropism

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pollination

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flowers

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cotyledon

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ovary

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leaves

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Carbon dioxide

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Root hairs

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PISTIL

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ANTHER

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STAMEN

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STIGMA

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STYLE

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OVARY

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POLLEN

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OVULE

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FILAMENT

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b. Hydroponics

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Cotyledon -1

Seed pods -4

Flowers -3

True leaves -2

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c. It has both male and female parts

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Pollen

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Ovule

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Loam

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fruit

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Seed

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angiosperm

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Germination

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Gymnosperm

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Water, carbon dioxide, sunlight

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They add nutrients by decomposing matter

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Bees, insects, animals


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