With domestication, the husk that encloses the edible portion of wild cereals became

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With domestication, the husk that encloses the edible portion of wild cereals became

With domestication, the husk that encloses the edible portion of wild cereals became

A. tougher.
B. thicker.
C. darker.
D. more brittle.
E. Wild cereals do not have husks.

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