Four students wrote down their description of how pollen moves when plants reproduce. Fred: The pollen is produced in the stamen and moves to the pistil.
Jeremy: The pollen is produced by the stigma and moves to the ovules.
Rebecca: The pollen is produced in the stamen and moves to the stigma of the pistil. From the stigma, it moves to the ovules of the pistil.
Trish: The pollen is produced in the ovules. It moves to the stigma of the pistil and then to the stamen.

Which student has the best description?
Question 10 options:

Fred

Jeremy

Rebecca

Trish

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