Explain the process of megasporogenesis in angiosperms 2
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The process of formation of the
megaspore from the megaspore mother cell is
called megasporogenesis. Ovules generally
differentiate in to a single megaspore mother
cell in the micropylar region of the necellus,
One maaspore is functional, while the other
three degenerate. Only the functional
megaspore develops into the female
gametophyte.
The nucleus of the functional
megaspore divides mitotically to form two
nuclei, which move to opposite poles, forming
2-nucleate embryo sac.Two more sequential
mitotic nuclear divisions result in the formation
of the 4 nuclei and the later 8-nucleate stage
of the embryo sac.
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thankx for asking this question.
here is your answer,
The process of formation of the
megaspore from the megaspore mother cell is
called megasporogenesis. Ovules generally
differentiate in to a single megaspore mother
cell in the micropylar region of the necellus,
One maaspore is functional, while the other
three degenerate. Only the functional
megaspore develops into the female
gametophyte.
The nucleus of the functional
megaspore divides mitotically to form two
nuclei, which move to opposite poles, forming
2-nucleate embryo sac.Two more sequential
mitotic nuclear divisions result in the formation
of the 4 nuclei and the later 8-nucleate stage
of the embryo sac.
Thank you.
BE BRAINLY !!!!!!!!!!
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