Seed plants do not rely on standing water to reproduce. They rely on:

A) protective coats

B) pollination

C) vascular systems

D) embryos

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Samson Larson

Biology

23 June, 13:16

Seed plants do not rely on standing water to reproduce. They rely on:

A) protective coats

B) pollination

C) vascular systems

D) embryos

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Dennis Good · Answer 1

Seed plants, such as palms, have broken free from the need to rely on water for their reproductive needs. They play an integral role in all aspects of life on the planet, shaping the physical terrain, influencing the climate, and maintaining life as we know it.

Seed plants do not rely on standing water to reproduce. They rely on:A) protective coatsB) pollinationC) vascular systemsD) embryos

Seed plants do not rely on standing water to reproduce. They rely on:

A) protective coats

B) pollination

C) vascular systems

D) embryos