Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants
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- The male gametphyte
- The female gametophyte in flowering plants
- The innermost wall layer of the microsporangium that nourishes the developing pollen grain
- Common name for megasporangium
- Pollination achieved within the same flower
- The inactive state the embryo enters into until conditions are favorable for germination
- Flowers that do not open at all; therefore invariably self pollinated
- transfer of pollen from anther to stigma of another flower in the same plant
- Transfer of pollen from anther to stigma of another flower on another plant
- reduced biological fitness as a result of repeated inbreeding
- removal of anther from the flower before anther dehisces is
- Seeds that retain part of endosprem on maturity
- persistent remnant nucellus in some mature seeds
- fruit formation without fertilization
- seed formation without fertilization
- the stalk of the ovule
- the hard out wall of pollen grain
- more than one pistil fused together
- fusion of male nucleus with the two polar nuclei results in the development of
- the phenomenon of two fusions taking place in the embryosac-
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