MCQ
The cell which develops into endosperm, results from the fusion of
- Atwo male gametes and the egg.
- Btwo male gametes and two polar nuclei.
- Cone male gamete and two polar nuclei.
- Da male gamete and the egg.
✓
Answer
C. one male gamete and two polar nuclei.
Explanation:
Endosperm develops from primary endosperm cell (PEC) which is formed from the fusion of two polar nuclei of the central cell with a male gamete.
Explanation:
Endosperm develops from primary endosperm cell (PEC) which is formed from the fusion of two polar nuclei of the central cell with a male gamete.
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