Biology, asked by pdchavan018gmailcom, 1 month ago

Angiosperms differ from other plants of plant kingdom in having
(1)Symgamy
(2) triple fission
(3) double fertilization
(4) both (2) and (3)​

Answers

Answered by Jigyasavats
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Answer:

Answer is 3

Because double fertilisation = syngamy + triple fusion.

Syngamy is fusion of male gamete with egg cell

And triple fusion is fusion of male gamete with polar nuclei.

Together this is known as double fertilisation.

Answered by harshsuts016
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Concept: Fertilization process in angiosperms differ from other plants of plant kingdom.
Answer: The answer is option 4.
Explanation:
•Double fertilization involves fusion of two different components of the embryo sac with the two male gametes.
•First process of fusion results in a diploid zygote. The second process of fusion results in a triploid nucleus.
•The second fertilization process is called triple fusion as it involves fusion of three nuclei.

Hence, the correct answer of the question is option 4.

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