A few unidentified seeds were found in a sealed clay jar during an archaeological dig. radiocarbon dating showed that the seeds were 725 years old. when the seeds were planted, plants grew from them. based on cell theory, what statements can confidently be made regarding these unidentified plants and seeds?

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Braden Steele

Biology

17 May, 00:51

A few unidentified seeds were found in a sealed clay jar during an archaeological dig. radiocarbon dating showed that the seeds were 725 years old. when the seeds were planted, plants grew from them. based on cell theory, what statements can confidently be made regarding these unidentified plants and seeds?

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Giovanny Bowman · Answer 1

Cell theory refers to the universally accepted scientific theory, which states that all the living species comprises of cells, they are the fundamental organizational and structural unit of all the species and that all the cells originate from the pre-existing cells.

In the given case, it is clearly evident that both the seeds and the mature plant comprise of cells. The living cells present within the seeds proliferate to produce the new cells of the plants.