Question

Two mark Questions:
Banana is a parthenocarpic fruit whereas oranges show polyembryony.How are they different from each other with respect to seeds?

Answer 1

The banana is a parthenocarpic organic product as it creates without treatment, while in oranges, an incipient organism grows straightforwardly from a diploid cell other than egg like nucellus and integument. In banana, the ovary may form into the natural product without preparation. Likewise, the parthenocarpic organic products never contain seeds though oranges have seeds, so along these lines, they contrast with one another concerning seeds. The banana natural product is shaped without Fertilization The organic product is in this manner seedless. In Oranges, an occurrence of more than one fetus in a seed is alluded to as Polyembryony. A portion of the atomic cells encompassing the incipient organism sac begins isolating and protrude into the fetus sac and form into the developing lives. In this way, every ovule contains numerous incipient organism.