Question

Plant body is haploid in which of the following?
(A)
Fungi
Algae
Bryophytes
(B)
(D)
All of thes​

Answer 1

Option (D) All of these plant bodies – fungi, algae, and bryophytes are all haploid.

Explanation:

• If an organism has cells with a single chromosomal set, then it is set to be haploid in nature.
• This results from the organism undergoing meiosis. During meiotic cell division, diploid cells produce haploid cells.
• These are referred to as gametes since they directly denote the number of chromosomes in ovum or sperm cells.
• Algae and fungi undergo meiosis and are haploid in nature.
• Bryophytes are haploid. Spores gives rise to haploid gametophyte which forms haploid cells.  

Answer 2

Answer is option "D"

Explanation:

• Haploid depicts a cell that contains a solitary arrangement of chromosomes. The term haploid can likewise allude to the quantity of chromosomes in egg or sperm cells, which are additionally called gametes.
• Haploid gametes are delivered during meiosis, which is a kind of cell division that lessens the quantity of chromosomes in a parent diploid cell significantly. A few life forms, similar to green growth, have haploid parts of their life cycle. Different creatures, similar to male ants, live as haploid life forms for an amazing duration cycle.
• Plant body is haploid in fungi,algae,bryophytes, etc.
• So, the right answer is option d "all of these"