In flowering plants, the sperm does not have to swim to the egg. The sperm reaches the eggs by

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In flowering plants, the sperm does not have to swim to the egg. The sperm reaches the eggs by

In flowering plants, the sperm does not have to swim to the egg. The sperm reaches the eggs by
A) wind pollination.
B) a pollen tube.
C) burrowing through the embryo sac wall.
D) cell division within the spore case.
E) digestion of the seed coat.

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