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Formation, growth and development of a new individual beginnin
College Algebra 10 by Michael Sullivan
College Algebra 10 Edition
Author:
Michael Sullivan
Edition:
10
ISBN:
9780321979476
Publisher:
PEARSON
Subject:
Algebra 2
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Formation, growth and development of a new individual beginning from egg is known as:

A
Embryology

B
Cytology

C
Genetics

D
Ethnobotany

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Formation, growth and development of a new individual beginning from egg is known as:
TopicSexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants
SubjectBiology
ClassClass 12
Answer TypeText solution:1
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