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NEET UG BIOLOGY MCQ: SEXUAL REPRODUCTION IN FLOWERING PLANTS
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In flowering plants, what is the correct sequence of events that takes place in the intergumented
ovule?
a) Embryo sac formation
b) Megasporogenesis
c) Endosperm formation
d) Fertilization
e) Embryogenesis
ovule?
a) Embryo sac formation
b) Megasporogenesis
c) Endosperm formation
d) Fertilization
e) Embryogenesis
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Correct option: B
b a d c e
Option B (b → a → d → c → e) is correct because megasporogenesis precedes embryo sac formation, which is followed by fertilization, endosperm formation, and finally embryogenesis.
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