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The names of the monocot and eudicot groups refer to the number of ____.

The names of the monocot and eudicot groups refer to the number of ____.

a. seed leaves in their embryos
b. ovules in their ovaries
c. flower parts they possess
d. leaf veins they possess
e. furrows in their pollen grains

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What structures allow water to move laterally and vertically through xylem cells?

a. sieve elements
b. companion cells
c. sclereids in the cell walls
d. pits in the cell walls
e. perforated sieve plates

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