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What process occurs when a single flower self-pollinates by a male cell and female cell coming together to form a seed?
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what process occurs when a single flower self-pollinates by a male cell and female cell coming together to form a seed?
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it becomes more and more reproduction and that when the male cell matches up with the female cell and then it becomes another egg
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