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The sapling of a pine trees grows to adulthood. What is the next step in its life cycle?
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The sapling of a pine trees grows to adulthood. What is the next step in its life cycle?
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Male and female cones.
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Male and female cones Pine trees are angiosperms so they reproduce by using cones. When one grows to adulthood they produce cones to produce eggs and sperm So Fertilization
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