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male plant having chromosome no.32 is crossed with female plant having chromosome no.28 find endosperm chromosome no.?

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Answered by vikaspoonia97288
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Answer:

The inner diploid sporogenous tissue of each microsporangium first undergoes mitotic divisions to increase the cell number and then differentiates into microspore/pollen mother cell. Being the product of mitosis in diploid cells, microspore mother cells are diploid i.e. carry two complete sets of chromosomes. Double fertilization is characterized by fusion of one male gamete fuses with egg nucleus (syngamy) to form the diploid embryo and that of other with diploid secondary nucleus/central cell (triple fusion) to form triploid primary endosperm nucleus which in turn divides to form large nutritive endosperm. This makes endosperm triploid being the product of triple fusion between the diploid secondary nucleus and haploid male gamete. Therefore, if microspore mother cell has 2n= 24 chromosomes, the triploid endosperm will have 3n= 36 chromosomes. Thus, the correct answer is option A.

Answered by 9434846972aritri
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male plant having chromosome no.32

(it breaks into 2 part in polenta tube so is 16)

crossed with

female plant having chromosome no.28

(femalepolar nuclei have n no of chromosomes then polar nuclei have 14)

endosperm chromosome no 16+28=44

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