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(C) The zygote in $Spirogyra$ undergoes meiosis to produce $4$ haploid meiospores. This structure containing these meiospores is referred to as an inc

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Incipient sporophyte

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(C) The zygote in $Spirogyra$ undergoes meiosis to produce $4$ haploid meiospores. This structure containing these meiospores is referred to as an incipient sporophyte.In $Spirogyra$,the zygote is the only diploid stage in the life cycle. Upon germination,it undergoes meiosis,resulting in the formation of $4$ haploid nuclei,of which $3$ usually degenerate,leaving one functional haploid nucleus to develop into a new filament.

Column $I$	Column $II$
$a.$ Shallowest depth	$(i)$ Green algae
$b.$ Intermediate depth	$(ii)$ Brown algae
$c.$ Greatest depth	$(iii)$ Red algae

The zygote containing $4$ meiospores in $Spirogyra$ is called

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Column $I$ Column $II$

$a.$ Shallowest depth $(i)$ Green algae

$b.$ Intermediate depth $(ii)$ Brown algae

$c.$ Greatest depth $(iii)$ Red algae

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