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2 years ago

Leaves from four plants are shown.

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babunello [35]2 years ago

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answer will be x

because gymnosperm are pines and pine trees have needle like leaves.

Neko [114]2 years ago

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Complete question: Find the complete question in the attached file below.

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The female reproductive system is made up of structures, listed above, which functions together with the purpose of reproducing offsprings. Below is the structure matched with the correct function from the question given:

--> Egg: This functions as the sex cell or gamete

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The male reproductive system are also made up of structures that functions together to bring about the fertilization of the female sex cell. Below is the structure matched with the correct function from the question given:

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