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What is a gamete?(1 point)
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a pollinator
a pollinator
a fruit
a fruit
a reproductive cell
a reproductive cell
a seed
Responses
a pollinator
a pollinator
a fruit
a fruit
a reproductive cell
a reproductive cell
a seed
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Indyxeous Davis <3
Which is true of the offspring of plants that reproduce sexually?(1 point)
Responses
They are genetically identical to their parents.
They are genetically identical to their parents.
They may be unable to reproduce.
They may be unable to reproduce.
They are genetically unique.
They are genetically unique.
The may be of different species than their parents.
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They are genetically identical to their parents.
They are genetically identical to their parents.
They may be unable to reproduce.
They may be unable to reproduce.
They are genetically unique.
They are genetically unique.
The may be of different species than their parents.
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Indyxeous Davis <3
What is formed when a male and female gamete come together in a plant’s ovary?(1 point)
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a seed
a seed
anthers
anthers
a flower
a flower
pollen
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a seed
a seed
anthers
anthers
a flower
a flower
pollen
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Indyxeous Davis <3
What happens when pollen lands on the stigma of a flower of the same species?(1 point)
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The pollen becomes a seed.
The pollen becomes a seed.
Fertilization begins.
Fertilization begins.
The flower starts to die.
The flower starts to die.
The stigma becomes a new plant.
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The pollen becomes a seed.
The pollen becomes a seed.
Fertilization begins.
Fertilization begins.
The flower starts to die.
The flower starts to die.
The stigma becomes a new plant.
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