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the result of heterospory is​

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They develop archegonia that produce egg cells that are fertilized by sperm of the male gametophyte originating from the microspore. This results in the formation of a fertilized diploid zygote, that develops into the sporophyte embryo.

The zygote develops into the future sporophyte. The evolution of the seed habit is related to the retention of the megaspore. Heterospory is thus considered an important step in evolution as it is a precursor to the seed habit. Heterospory evolved first in pteridophytes such as Selaginella and Salvinia.

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Megaspores contain the female gametophytes in heterosporic plant species. They develop archegonia that produce egg cells that are fertilized by sperm of the male gametophyte originating from the microspore. This results in the formation of a fertilized diploid zygote, that develops into the sporophyte embryo.

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