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Dictionary » S » Syngamy SyngamyDefinition noun The fusion of gametes resulting in the formation of a zygote, which develops into a new organism.
Word origin: Greek, comb. form repr. sýn, with, together with + -gamía, act of marrying. Related forms: syngamic, syngamous (adjective). Synonym: fertilization, fecundation. ![]()
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Results from our forumcan anyone explain me double fertilization in plants?pls ans... "sure" that this waste of energy is profitable. apart from egg and the polar nuclei there are 3 more nuclei. what happens to themafter syngamy? Those nuclei are called antipodals and they abort during development of macrogametophyte or after it. They don't play any role anyway. I don't ...
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can anyone explain me double fertilization in plants?pls ans... in plants. what is the benifit of double fertilization? apart from egg and the polar nuclei there are 3 more nuclei. what happens to themafter syngamy? pls some one ans me fast!!
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Sexual reproductionThe possible types of chromosomal combinations resulted from a fertilization/syngamy without considering crossing over are equal to the n'th power of 4 [ n is the no. homologous chromosome pairs in a diploid cell] For humans it is 4 raised to the power 23 multiplied ...
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