The process of plasmogamy happens when the fusion is with

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The process of plasmogamy happens when the fusion is with (A) Two haploid cells including their nuclei (B) Two haploid cells without nuclear fusion (C) Sperm and egg (D) Sperm and two polar nuclei

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It is the first stage of sexual reproduction in which the cytoplasm of two sex cells fuses with each other. The nuclei of sex cells come close to each other but do not fuse. Thus, the resulting cell becomes binucleate or dikaryon. It is followed by karyogamy and meiosis.

Q. The process of plasmogamy happens when the fusion is with

Two haploid cells including their nuclei

Two haploid cells without nuclear fusion

Sperm and egg

Sperm and two polar nuclei

It is the first stage of sexual reproduction in which the cytoplasm of two sex cells fuses with each other. The nuclei of sex cells come close to each other but do not fuse. Thus, the resulting cell becomes binucleate or dikaryon. It is followed by karyogamy and meiosis.