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Based on the accompanying table, which of the following characteristics are used to establish the family level of
  classification for corn?
  a. terrestrial and photosynthetic
  b. a grass with hollow stems
  c. a flowering plant
  d. 1-seeded fruit
  e. monocot

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Plantae Terrestrial, multicellular, photosynthetic organisms
  Anthophyta Vascular plants with flowers, fruits, and seeds
  Monocotyledones
  Monocots. Flowering plants with one seed leaf (cotyledon) and flower
  parts in threes
  Commelinales
  Monocots with reduced flower parts, elongated leaves, and dry 1-seeded
  fruits
  Poaceae
  Grasses with hollow stems; fruit, a grain; and abundant endosperm in
  seed
  Zea Tall annual grass with separate female and male flowers
  mays Only one species in genus -- corn
  . Based on the accompanying table, one characteristic used at the class level of classification for corn is:
  a. separate male and female flowers.
  b. the presence of a single seed leaf.
  c. flower parts in fours or fives.
  d. flowering vascular plants.
  e. tall annual grasses.
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