The Structure of a Mature, Functional Fruit Always Includes

question 59

Multiple Choice

The structure of a mature, functional fruit always includes

• A) one or more seeds.
• B) extensive vascular connections to the parent plant.
• C) fleshy cells rich in sugars.
• D) brightly colored pigments to attract animal dispersers.
• E) subtending bracts to protect against predators.

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