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what is agamospermy​

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Answered by TessaAnn
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: apogamy specifically : apogamy in which sexual union is not completed and the embryo is produced from the innermost layer of the integument of the female gametophyte.

Answered by ayush397930
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answer is

Explanation:

asexual reproduction in which seeds are produced from unfertilized ovules.

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