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Sperm are produced in the:

Sperm are produced in the:

a. testes
b. vas deferens
c. epididymis
d. prostate gland
e. penis

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What best describes mycorrhizae?

a. a type of root hair
b. involved in bacteria-root associations
c. involved in fungus-root associations
d. bacteria
e. small animals found in agricultural soils

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