Biology, asked by nitya200120, 11 months ago

If the female plant is tetraploid and the male plant is hexaploid then what will be the ploidy level of the endosperm, the vegetative cell and the embryo ?

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Answered by payal976983
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Endosperm- 7n(heptaploid).

Vegetative cell- 3n(triploid).

Embryo- 5n(pentaploid).

Explanation:

Female plant - 4n,

female gametes - 2n.

Male plant-6n,

male gametes-3n.

endosperm = two haploid polar nuclei of female + one haploid male gamete, so.. 2n+2n + 3n= 7n endosperm developes.

Vegetative cell = cell of haploid pollen grain of male plant, so.. 3n vegetative cell developes.

Embryo = haploid female gamete + haploid male gamete =2n+3n =5n embryo developes.

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