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All four questions are included below YOU ONLY NEED TO ANSWER TWO OF THE QUESTIONS. Type your answer directly after your selected 2 questions. 1- What aspects of the new environment were most important for seed survival?

2- What aspects of the environment surrounding the mature plant were most important for reproduction?

3- Is it possible to be 100% certain that plants or seeds would or would not survive in a new location?

4- If you grow a green bean seed in the desert, will it grow thick barrel-shaped stems full of water like a cactus?

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