2. Write short notes o Polyembryony for plants
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Polyembryony is the development of many embryos in a single ovule, seed, or fertilised ovum through complete cleavage.
Various frequencies having supernumeris, such as the duplet, triplet, quadruplet, quintuplet, sextuplet, and so on, develop as a result of this process.
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A number of embryos develop as a result of the fertilization of multiple archegonia in this type of polyembryony which can be called as simple polyembryony. In certain gymnosperms, additional embryos emerge from the rosette cells; this type of polyembryony is known better as rosette polyembryony.
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