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What is your lower part of you leg called?
The lower part of the leg is called the calf.
The part of a plant or an animal that begins to grow in a seed or egg is called an?
embryo
What part of some plant grows seed?
It is the embryo
What is the name of a tiny new plant inside seed?
because i don't no ignore that person, it is called a cotyledon :]
Is reproduction a part of biology?
yes it is
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