The function of the embryonal suspensor in angiosperms is to

  • A
    Serve as a channel for $H_2O$
  • B
    Push the embryo deeper into the endosperm
  • C
    Release growth hormones
  • D
    Transfer nutrients from the parent sporophyte to the young embryo

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In angiosperms,during the development of the embryo,the suspensor cells develop from:

$A$: 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.

The suspensor in a developing embryo is formed from:

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:

The given structure is a longitudinal section of a grass embryo. Identify $P, Q,$ and $R$.

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