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  • Flower Reproduction: Understanding the Ovary and Egg Cells
    The part of a flower that holds egg cells is the ovary.

    Here's a breakdown:

    * Ovary: This is the swollen base of the pistil (the female reproductive part of a flower). Inside the ovary are one or more ovules, which contain the egg cells.

    * Ovules: These are tiny structures that develop into seeds after fertilization.

    * Egg Cells: These are the female gametes, which fuse with sperm during fertilization to produce a zygote.

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