Questions and Answers
Double fertilization is a reproductive process that occurs in which of the following organisms?
Plants
What is the result of double fertilization in plants?
Formation of fruits
During double fertilization, how many sperm cells are involved in the process?
Two
True or false: Double fertilization is a process that occurs in plants?
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True or false: Double fertilization involves the fusion of two sperm cells with two different egg cells?
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True or false: Double fertilization results in the formation of both a zygote and endosperm in plants?
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Study Notes
Double Fertilization
- Double fertilization is a reproductive process that occurs in plants.
Results of Double Fertilization
- The result of double fertilization in plants is the formation of both a zygote and endosperm.
Characteristics of Double Fertilization
- During double fertilization, two sperm cells are involved in the process.
- Double fertilization involves the fusion of one sperm cell with the egg cell to form a zygote and another sperm cell with the central cell to form endosperm.
- Double fertilization is a process that occurs exclusively in plants.
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Test your knowledge of double fertilization in plants with this quiz! Discover which organisms undergo double fertilization and learn about the result of this process in plants. Find out how many sperm cells are involved in double fertilization.
