Double Fertilization in Flowering Plants

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Double fertilization in flowering plants involves the fusion of two sperm cell nuclei of the male gametophyte with two cell nuclei of female gametophyte. One sperm fuses with the haploid egg cell to form the zygote; the other sperm unites with the diploid central cell to form a triploid cell that will develop to an endosperm.

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14 thoughts on “Double Fertilization in Flowering Plants”

  1. OMG THANK YOU!
    …
    OMG THANK YOU!
    even though this was for a test that was like in may,
    but still its greatly appreciated (:

  2. WAit wait!! sry …
    WAit wait!! sry Devil may cry!!
    I said it wrong lol
    Sperm cell (1n) + Polar Nuclei (2n) = ENDODERM! (3n)

  3. Sperm cell (1n) + …
    Sperm cell (1n) + Polar Nuclei (2n) = Polar Nuclei (3n) which later on becomes Endosperm!

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