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The function of cotyledons in many plants is to:

The function of cotyledons in many plants is to:
a. enclose and protect the seed.
b. act as a short embryonic root.
c. produce pollen.
d. store food reserves.
e. aid in seed dispersal.

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Which is the correct sequence of embryonic development in eudicots?
a. globular stage embryo suspensor embryo proembryo heart stage embryo
b. heart stage embryo globular stage embryo proembryo torpedo stage embryo
c. torpedo stage embryo globular stage embryo heart stage embryo suspensor
d. proembryo torpedo stage embryo heart stage embryo globular stage embryo
e. proembryo globular stage embryo heart stage embryo torpedo stage embry

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Thank you Jesus, my teacher is bad at explaining

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