The true embryo develops as a result of fusion of

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The true embryo develops as a result of fusion of (A) two polar nuclei of embryo sac (B) egg cell and male gamete (C) synergid and male gamete (D) male gamete and antipodals

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In double fertilisation out of the two male gametes one fuses with egg or oosphere to perform generative fertilisation. Generative fertilisation is also called syngamy or true fertilisation. It gives rise to a diploid zygote or oospore.

Q. The true embryo develops as a result of fusion of

two polar nuclei of embryo sac

egg cell and male gamete

synergid and male gamete

male gamete and antipodals

In double fertilisation out of the two male gametes one fuses with egg or oosphere to perform generative fertilisation. Generative fertilisation is also called syngamy or true fertilisation. It gives rise to a diploid zygote or oospore.