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| ONE OF THE HAIRLIKE FIBERS THAT ANCHOR MOSS TO THE SOIL AND TAKE IN WATER FROM THE SOIL. |
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| CELLS IN SEEDLESS PLANTS THAT GROW INTO NEW ORGANISMS. |
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| THE UNDERGROUND STEM OF A FERN. |
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| THE PRODUCTION OF ONE ORGANISM FROM ONLY ONE CELL. |
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| THE JOINING OF A SPERM CELL WITH AN EGG CELL TO MAKE ONE NEW CELL, A FERTILIZED EGG. |
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| THE PRODUCTION OF A NEW ORGANISM FROM A FEMALE SEX CELL AND A MALE SEX CELL. |
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| AN UNDERDEVELOPED PLANT WITH STORED FLOOD SEALED IN A PROTECTIVE COVERING. |
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| A SEED PLANT THAT PRODUCES FLOWERS. |
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| A SEED PLANT THAT DOES NOT PRODUCE FLOWERS. |
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| A TINY LEAF LIKE STRUCTURE, ALSO CALLED A SEEDLEAF, INSIDE THE SEED OF AN ANGIOSPERM. |
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| AN ANGIOSPERM WITH ONE COTYLEDON IN EACH SEED. |
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| AN ANGIOSPERM WITH TWO COTYLEDONS IN EACH SEED. |
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| THE TRANSFER OF A POLLEN GRAIN TO THE EGG-PRODUCING PART OF A PLANT. |
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| THE RIPENED OVARY OF A FLOWERING SEED PLANT. |
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| A STRUCTURE CONTAINING EGG CELLS; THE BASE OF A PISTIL IN A FLOWER. |
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| THE TRANSFER OF POLLEN FROM AN ANTHER TO A STIGMA IN THE SAME PLANT. |
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| THE TRANSFER OF POLLEN FROM ONE PLANT TO ANOTHER. |
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| THE IMMATURE PLANT INSIDE A SEED. |
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| THE OUTER COVERING OF A SEED. A TOUGH, PROTECTIVE COVERING ENCASING THE WHOLE SEED. |
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