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Chapter37: Reproduction In Flowering Plants

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Station 3
5. List all the characteristics of the seed that
make it a living or nonliving thing.
Based on your list, would you classify the
lima bean seed as living or nonliving?
Why?
6.
Station 4
7.
List all the characteristics that make the
pasta a living or a nonliving thing.
Based on your list, would you classify
the pasta as living or nonliving?
8.

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