How is an egg fertilized in flowering plants? A. with sperm B. by spores C. with an ovule D. with embryos

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How is an egg fertilized in flowering plants?

A.
with sperm

B.
by spores

C.
with an ovule

D.
with embryos

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Answer: A. with sperm

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Newyuppie answered Jun 26, 2020

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