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    The Innermost Whorl of a Flower Typically Consists of One
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The Innermost Whorl of a Flower Typically Consists of One

Question 25

Question 25

Multiple Choice

The innermost whorl of a flower typically consists of one or more ____.


A) petals
B) carpels
C) stamens
D) receptacles
E) sepals

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