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How might male sex cells (contained in the pollen) get to the female sex cells (eggs) located in the ovary?
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How might male sex cells (contained in the pollen) get to the female sex cells (eggs) located in the ovary?
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How might male sex cells (contained in the pollen) get to the female sex cells (eggs) located in the ovary?
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sometimes the wind will blow it to other plants or the bees will do it
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