Arrange the following flower and fruit development processes in order. (1st step to 5th step) The microspore mother cell produces haploid microspores. => step The flower produces pollen grains that will land on the stigma. => Step The tube cell forms the pollen tube, anchoring on the synergid. => Step First sperm will fertilize the egg to form the zygote (becoming the embryo later on). => Step The ovary wall enlarges forming the pericarp. => Step

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