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APeach flowers have no pollen
BPeaches are self-fertile
CPeaches are wind pollinated only
DPeaches reproduce only by grafting
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Peaches are self-fertile
Peaches are self-fertile, so their flowers can pollinate and fertilise themselves.
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