Certain features of some angiosperm seeds give them a better chance of dispersal in variable environments.These features include all of the following except

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Features such as a protective seed coat, a nutritive endosperm, a fleshy, edible covering, and a dry covering that sticks to animal fur are all adaptations for seed dispersal and protection. However, having one or two cotyledons (E) is a characteristic that distinguishes monocots from dicots and is not directly related to seed dispersal mechanisms.

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