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What is the correct sequence of embryonic development

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Development of embryo

During initial stage the development of ovule primary archesporial cell get demarcated at the apex of the nucleus below the epidermis .

It divides preclinically into an outer primary parietal cell. The latter acts as a mother cell.

The latter greatly enlarges and forms the embryo sac.

Functional megaspore enlarge in size , it's nucleus divides and the two daughter nuclei move to the two poles this forms the results of eight nuclei .

The embryo increase in size and then 1 nucleus from each end passes inwards towards the centre forming the secondary nucleus. The 3 nuclei if the micropylar end become surrounded by a very thin wall and constitute the egg apparatus .

The egg cell on fertilization , one is the female egg called egg cell and the other 2 are called synergies. The egg cell on fertilization give rise to embryo.

The synergids and the antipodal cells disorganized sooner or later .

The secondary nucleus after fertilization gives rise to endosperm

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