In angiosperms, during development of embryo, the suspensor cells develop from:
A
Oospore
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B
Integument
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C
Cotyledon
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D
Endosperm
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Solution
The correct option is A Oospore The suspensor of the embryo develops from the zygote or the oospore.
The first division in zygote divides it into one large (basal) and one small (terminal) cell.
After subsequent divisions, the apical cell develops into the embryo and basal cell develops into the suspensor.
The suspensor pushes the developing embryo into the nutritive region of the endosperm. The haustorium present at the micropylar end of the suspensor helps to absorb nutrients from the endosperm.