Removal of the seminal glands would result in semen
A) that lacked sperm.
B) with a higher-than-normal pH.
C) with less fructose.
D) with no lubricating fluids.
E) that lacked androgens.

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The seminal glands (also known as seminal vesicles) contribute fructose to semen, which provides energy for sperm. Removal of these glands would result in semen with less fructose.

Removal of the Seminal Glands Would Result in Semen