Saguaro cacti produce fruits that contain thousands of seeds. These seeds are often eaten by birds. When a seed is eaten, it passes through the bird's digestive system unharmed and falls to the ground. If a seed lands in suitable soil, escapes being eaten by mice, and receives enough rainfall during the first years of its life, it may eventually grow into a seedling. Which of the following is the best description of what influences whether saguaro cacti produce seedlings?a) The production of seedlings is purely a matter of chanceb) Chance plays a big role, but the characteristics of individual cacti are also important c) The production of seedlings is not influenced by chance

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