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(this is a plant/pine cone question) The beginning of a plant inside a seed is: a sperm a sac an egg an embryo
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(this is a plant/pine cone question)

The beginning of a plant inside a seed is:

a sperm
a sac
an egg
an embryo

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Answer: D. embryo

Explanation: Seeds have a seed coat which protects them while they grow and develop, usually underground. Inside the seed there are is an embryo (the baby plant) and cotyledons.

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