Biology · SEXUAL REPRODUCTION IN FLOWERING PLANTS
हिन्दी During embryogeny in a typical dicotyledonous plant, what is the correct chronological sequence of developmental stages from the zygote to the mature embryo?
- A
Zygote \( \rightarrow \) Globular embryo \( \rightarrow \) Proembryo \( \rightarrow \) Heart-shaped embryo \( \rightarrow \) Mature embryo
- B
Zygote \( \rightarrow \) Proembryo \( \rightarrow \) Heart-shaped embryo \( \rightarrow \) Globular embryo \( \rightarrow \) Mature embryo
- C
Zygote \( \rightarrow \) Proembryo \( \rightarrow \) Globular embryo \( \rightarrow \) Heart-shaped embryo \( \rightarrow \) Mature embryo
- D
Zygote \( \rightarrow \) Heart-shaped embryo \( \rightarrow \) Globular embryo \( \rightarrow \) Proembryo \( \rightarrow \) Mature embryo
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Correct answer · Option C
Zygote \( \rightarrow \) Proembryo \( \rightarrow \) Globular embryo \( \rightarrow \) Heart-shaped embryo \( \rightarrow \) Mature embryo
Explanation
The zygote gives rise to the proembryo and subsequently develops into the globular, heart-shaped, and finally the mature embryo.