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Nucellus embryo is

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A.amphimictic haploid
B.amphimictic diploid
C.apomictic haploid
D.apomictic diploid

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Nucellus is a parenchymatous, haploid nutritive tissue of the ovule of phanerogams. The phe nomenon of formation of embryo or new individual directly through asexual reproduction or adventitivously from a cell other than egg, ie nucellus, integuments etc, is known as apomixis. Nucellus embryo is thus known as apomictic embryo.

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