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    The Innermost Wall Layer of a Eusporangium Is Called The
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The Innermost Wall Layer of a Eusporangium Is Called The

Question 63

Question 63

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The innermost wall layer of a eusporangium is called the:


A) rachis.
B) tapetum.
C) annulus.
D) lip cell.
E) sporocarp.

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