Which stage is $NOT$ observed during embryogeny in dicots?

  • A
    Globular
  • B
    Cuboidal
  • C
    Heart-shaped
  • D
    Mature embryo

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$A$: Eight cells of the octant stage in dicot embryogeny are formed by $2$ vertical and $1$ transverse division in the embryonal cell.
$R$: These cells are arranged in epibasal and hypobasal tiers.

Embryogenesis is the process of development of an embryo from the zygote. During this process,the zygote undergoes:

When the inner half of the oospore after the first division develops into an embryo and the outer half develops into a suspensor,this type of development is called:

$A$: Complete radicle is not produced by the hypo-basal tier of the octant embryo during Crucifer-type development.
$R$: The hypophysis cell of the suspensor contributes to the tip of the radicle in this type of development.

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In angiosperms,the oospore on development produces

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