What forms after the flowers have pollinated?
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Thorns
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Fruits
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Leaves
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Branches
B
Correct answer
Explanation
After pollination, the flower's ovary develops into a fruit that contains and protects the seeds. This is a fundamental part of the plant reproductive cycle. Thorns are defensive structures, leaves are for photosynthesis, and branches provide structural support - none of these form specifically as a result of pollination.