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Question at position 40 What happens if a raspberry is poorly pollinated by bees?Raspberries are smaller and lighterNothing because raspberries are wind pollinatedNothing because raspberries are self pollinating

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A.Raspberries are smaller and lighter
B.Nothing because raspberries are wind pollinated
C.Nothing because raspberries are self pollinating
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