A pine tree produces seeds with four to eleven cotyledons. Therefore, we can conclude:
A) it is not a flowering plant.
B) their eggs are fertilized by multiple sperm cells.
C) they do not have secondary growth.
D) it is not a monocot.

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Pine trees are gymnosperms, which are non-flowering plants. They produce seeds with multiple cotyledons, unlike flowering plants (angiosperms).

A Pine Tree Produces Seeds with Four to Eleven Cotyledons