What is the term for a plant that produces seed in cones? OA. Angiosperm OB. Gymnosperm OC. Deuterostome OD. Protostome

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What is the term for a plant that produces seed in cones?

OA. Angiosperm
OB. Gymnosperm
OC. Deuterostome
OD. Protostome

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Hi,

What is the term for a plant that produces seed in cones ?

OB. Gymnosperm

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