The Seeds of Domesticated or Tended Species Are Different from Those

question 128

Multiple Choice

The seeds of domesticated or tended species are different from those of the wild ancestors of these plants in being:

• A) larger and with thinner seed coats
• B) larger and with thicker seed coats
• C) smaller and with thinner seeds coats
• D) smaller and with thicker seed coats

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