Double fertilization is defined as the fusion of:

  • A
    One polar nucleus with synergids and one male gamete with the egg cell.
  • B
    One male gamete with polar nuclei and the other with antipodal cells.
  • C
    One male gamete with the secondary nucleus and the other male gamete with the egg cell.
  • D
    One antipodal cell with the egg cell and synergids with antipodal cells.

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The phenomenon of double fertilization is called so because the two male gametes fuse with ........ and ........ respectively.

Fusion of egg and male gamete $- P$
Fusion of secondary nuclei and male gamete $- Q$
Select the correct option for $P$ and $Q$.
$\quad\quad P \quad\quad\quad Q$

Double fertilization is observed in .............

How many haploid nuclei are present in a mature pollen grain at the time of its release or when it reaches the stigma/micropyle?

Double fertilization is essential for the formation of:

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