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What is the primary function of a fruit? to enable fertilization to carry out photosynthesis to provide nutrition for the seed to disperse seeds
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What is the primary function of a fruit?
to enable fertilization
to carry out photosynthesis
to provide nutrition for the seed
to disperse seeds
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To disperse seeds should be correct
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