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Ashe junipers in TX (sometimes called "Texas Cedars") make lots of pollen in the spring. Later in the summer, they will bear numerous fleshy, dark blue "berries" that are eaten by birds. These "berries" are not truly biological fruits because the junipers:
A) don't have ovaries
B) are gymnosperms
C) are conifers
D) produce fleshy cones
E) all of the above

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