Traditional handmade peach blossoms blossom and bear fruit.

Answer: choose c, a will not result, b will not result, and c will result. Supplementary question: Peach blossom is a self-pollinating plant. Self-pollination refers to the process that the pollen in the stamens of the same flower falls on the stigma of pistil. For example, crops such as barley, wheat, rice, soybeans, peas and sesame are self-pollinated. Self-pollination must be bisexual, that is, hermaphrodite. It is the process that pollen grains on the pollen tube fall on the stigma of a flower, then produce sperm and enter the ovary to form fertilized eggs. Both: pollen grains produced by stamens and stigma of pistils are indispensable.

Original title: Peach blossoms can bear fruit, but they cannot bear fruit without pollination. Because the propagation mode of peach trees is sexual reproduction, the condition of sexual reproduction is the combination of bisexual germ cells, and for plants, it is a pollination process. As long as the pollination process is completed, the plants can bear fruit. In the development of fertilized eggs, a lot of organic matter and energy are needed. These energy and organic matter are produced by photosynthesis of plants, but photosynthesis is carried out in the green leaves of plants. The part of flowers can't feel the stimulation of sunlight, but it has no effect on whether plants can produce organic matter and energy, because there is no chloroplast in flowers, so a peach blossom can bear fruit if pollinated.