Asked by Sham Opzz

Which is true of the offspring of plants that reproduce sexually? (1 point)
• They may be unable to reproduce.
• The may be of different species than their parents.
• They are genetically identical to their parents.
• They are genetically unique.
Answered by Sham Opzz
What is formed when a male and female gamete come together in a plant's ovary? (1 point)
• anthers
• a flower
• pollen
• a seed
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What happens when pollen lands on the stigma of a flower of the same species? (1 point)
• Fertilization begins.
• The stigma becomes a new plant.
• The flower starts to die.
• The pollen becomes a seed.
Answered by Sham Opzz
THEYRE ALL CORRECT 4/4 btw the answer on question number one is “a reproductive cell” sorry j didnt ask it
Answered by GPT 3.5
• They are genetically unique.
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• a seed
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• Fertilization begins.
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