What part of the flower becomes the flesh of the fruit? A. the petals B. the ovaries C. the cotyledons D. the endosperm

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What part of the flower becomes the flesh of the fruit?

A. the petals
B. the ovaries
C. the cotyledons
D. the endosperm

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Answer:

the ovaries

Step-by-step explanation:

ovaries become the fruit and ovule develops into seed

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