During double fertilization, pollen tube enters embryo sac

Question

During double fertilization, pollen tube enters embryo sac (A) through one of the synergids (B) by penetrating eggs (C) by destroying antipodal cells (D) between synergid and central cell

Tardigrade Admin · Accepted Answer

Double fertilization takes place in the embryo sac of angiosperms. One male nucleus fuses with the egg nucleus and other with the polar nuclei. Both syngamy and triple fusion occurs simultaneously.

Q. During double fertilization, pollen tube enters embryo sac

through one of the synergids

by penetrating eggs

by destroying antipodal cells

between synergid and central cell

Double fertilization takes place in the embryo sac of angiosperms. One male nucleus fuses with the egg nucleus and other with the polar nuclei. Both syngamy and triple fusion occurs simultaneously.