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what is polyembryony in pinus​

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Polyembryony in Coniferales:

ADVERTISEMENTS: In Pinus, the zygote divides two times to form four nuclei. ... They separate from each other forming four embryos, showing an example of cleavage polyembryony. Simple polyembryony is also common in Cedrus as more than one archegonia get fertilized.

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Answer 2

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Explanation:

In Pinus, the zygote divides two times to form four nuclei. ... They separate from each other forming four embryos, showing an example of cleavage polyembryony. Simple polyembryony is also common in Cedrus as more than one archegonia get fertilized.

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