Pine cone seeds are produced in the <u>ovules</u> of the <u>female</u> cone.
Pine trees are evergreen coniferous trees with the presence of the characteristic needle like photosynthetic leaves. Pine trees have both the male and female cones on the same tree and are monoecious. The male cones are short lived and fall off after shedding pollen grains. The female cones are long lived and contain the ovules which are fertilized by the pollen to form seeds. Each female cone has spirally arranged scales with two seeds on each scale. On maturity, the cones release the seeds and are dispersed by wind or birds.
I believe that the answer's chromosomes.
I say that because m<span>itosis is used to produce daughter cells that are pretty much genetically identical to their parent cells. The cell then replicates its chromosomes, and then it splits the copied chromosomes equally to make sure that each daughter cell has a full set.</span>
Answer:
B. Dominant for one trait and recessive for the other
Explanation:
using the Punnetts square for the question above, the 9 in the ration refers to a dominant for both traits such as AABB, AaBb.
while the 3: 3 refers to a dominant for a single trait and recessive for one such as AAbb, Aabb, aaBB, aaBb
and the 1 refers to recessive for both traits such as aabb.
