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QUESTION #11129
Question 1
The number of cotyledons in Zea mays (maize), Cycas, and Pinus individually are:
Correct Answer Explanation
- Zea mays (maize): 1 cotyledon — it is a monocot (class Monocotyledonae)
- Cycas (cycad, gymnosperm): 2 cotyledons — cycads are considered dicotyledonous gymnosperms
- Pinus (pine, gymnosperm): many cotyledons (polycotyledonous, typically 3–18, depending on species and conditions) — gymnosperms often have multiple cotyledons
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