Consider a single orange tree. All of the seeds in the oranges of that tree would be considered genetically identical, given that the same plant produces them.

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While the oranges on a tree may have the same genetic makeup due to being produced by the same plant, the seeds within those oranges can have genetic variation due to factors like cross-pollination with other trees or mutations during development. Therefore, not all of the seeds in the oranges of a single tree would be genetically identical.

Consider a Single Orange Tree