Biology, asked by shubhankarkarjee, 9 months ago

101. Development of female gametophyte is A while development of male gametophyte is B
(1) A Fully in-situ, B → partial in-situ and partial ex-situ
(2) A Partial in-situ and partial ex-situ, B-Fully in-situ
(3) A Fully in-situ, B → Fully ex-situ
(4) A → Fully ex-situ, B → Fully in-situ​

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Answered by singhkopal1
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Answer:

answer is A

Explanation:

Female gametophyte development is in-situ as it is larger and non-motile and stays in the ovule and is fertilised there

Male gametophyte i.e. pollens develop in anthers and are released either at 2- celled(60% angiosperms) or 3-celled(remaining 40%) which germinate on the stigma of compatable  flower and then the generative cell divides mitotically into 2 male gametes

so i think answer should be a

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