Select the components of a whole-grain option a gluten option B brand option C germ option D and do sperm
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- Whole grains typically include the entire grain kernel — the bran, germ, and endosperm. Therefore, the components of a whole-grain option are A (whole-grain), C (germ), and possibly D (sperm, although this is not related to grains and seems out of place). Show more…
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