Biology · Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants
In a typical fertilized embryo sac of an angiosperm, which of the following combinations correctly identifies the developmental structures after double fertilization?
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- 1Micropylar end shows zygote and degenerating synergids; Chalazal end shows degenerating antipodals✓
- 2Micropylar end shows degenerating synergids; Chalazal end shows Primary Endosperm Nucleus (PEN)
- 3Micropylar end shows Primary Endosperm Nucleus (PEN); Chalazal end shows zygote
- 4Micropylar end shows degenerating antipodals; Chalazal end shows zygote
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Micropylar end shows zygote and degenerating synergids; Chalazal end shows degenerating antipodals
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