While strolling through an arboretum, a very tall tree bearing relatively small pollen-producing cones and short, needle-like leaves catches your eye. What else is also likely true of this species?
A. Its leaf surfaces are protected from desiccation by a thick waxy cuticle.
B. It is a monocot.
C. Its water-conducting cells are protected from desiccation by tori.
D. It produces resin.
E. It is pollinated by moths.
Answer: D
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