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NEET UG BIOLOGY MCQ: SEXUAL REPRODUCTION IN FLOWERING PLANTS
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Arrange the following in a correct sequence
I. Formation of zygote
II. Transfer of gametes
III. Formation of gametes
IV. Formation of embryo
I. Formation of zygote
II. Transfer of gametes
III. Formation of gametes
IV. Formation of embryo
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Correct option: B
III,II,I,IV
Option B (III,II,I,IV) is correct because gamete formation precedes transfer, which leads to zygote formation, and finally, embryo development.
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