Cell in the embryo sac that has no apparent function : _______ Cell in the embry
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Question
Cell in the embryo sac that has no apparent function: _______
Cell in the embryo sac that receives both male gametes: _______
In sunflowers, pollination ends at the: _______
Nourishes the developing embryo in a pine: _______
Nourishes the developing embryo in a rose: _______
In conifers (e.g., pines), pollination ends at the: _______
Cell in angiosperms that divides to produce four megaspores: _______
Grows through intercellular spaces in a style: _______
The only vascularized part of an ovule/seed: _______
Cell in angiosperms that divides to produce two male gametes: _______
Fill in the blank with the following words (each one can only be used once):
1. Micropyle
2. Synergid
3. Stigma
4. Integument
5. Megagametophyte
6. Endosperm
7. Polar nucleus
8. Archegonium
9. Generative cell
10. Antipodal cell
11. Pollen tube cell
12. Megaspore mother cell
Explanation / Answer
1. Cell in the embryo sac that has no apparent function: __10. Antipodal cell_____
Within the mature embryo sac of flowering plants, three haploid cells are located at the opposite end to the micropyle, which are called as antipodal cells. In some plant genera they aid in nutrition, but generally they do not have any function in most of the species.
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