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Creosote bush clusters have been shown to be descendant from single seeds that germinated

Creosote bush clusters have been shown to be descendant from single seeds that germinated

a. in mesic environments.
b. 9,000 to 11,000 years ago.
c. from asexual reproduction.
d. from a drought intolerant genotype.
e. after being ingested by herbivores and deposited in feces.

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Cells removed from callus that can grow into plantlets illustrates that differentiated cells can be
returned to a totipotent state.

Indicate whether the statement is true or false.

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