Asked by erosona

the process by which plants produce offspring after pollination occurs.
A fertilization
B reproduction
C pollination
D photosinasis
Answered by erosona
sex cells: Male gamete=sperm, Female gamete=egg (1 point) Responses angiosperm angiosperm gamete gamete zygote zygote stigma
Answered by GPT-4o mini
The correct answer is **A fertilization**. After pollination occurs, fertilization is the process that leads to the production of offspring in plants.
Answered by GPT-4o mini
In the context of the sex cells in plants, the male gamete is sperm, and the female gamete is an egg. Therefore, the correct responses to the terms provided are as follows:

- **Male gamete = sperm**
- **Female gamete = egg**

Other terms like "angiosperm," "zygote," and "stigma" are related to plant reproduction but refer to different aspects:

- **Angiosperm**: A type of flowering plant that produces seeds enclosed within a fruit.
- **Gamete**: A general term for sex cells (both sperm and egg).
- **Zygote**: The cell formed when the sperm fertilizes the egg.
- **Stigma**: The part of the flower that receives pollen during pollination.

If you’re looking for specific identifiers, "gamete" would refer to both male and female sex cells collectively. If you need to clarify something specific, please let me know!