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Lipids and carbohydrates in plant seeds serve to-
OA. provide energy for germination and initial growth
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OB. catalyze reactions required to initiate photosynthesis
OC. provide a source of water for seed germination
OD. store the genetic instructions for the growth of the plant



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Final answer:

Lipids and carbohydrates in plant seeds provide energy for germination and growth.


Explanation:

Lipids and carbohydrates in plant seeds serve to provide energy for germination and initial growth. Carbohydrates are essential for the synthesis of nucleic acids and many proteins and lipids. During seed germination, stored lipids play a crucial role in providing energy through processes like the glyoxylate cycle.


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