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mel-nik [20]
3 years ago
6

The development of specific plant structures in particular locations is called pattern formation. Events in a plant's early deve

lopment play an important role in establishing a plant's form. Complete the flowchart about pattern formation in plants beginning with the devision of a plant zygote (fertilized egg).
Select from the following labels to complete the flowchart. Not all labels will be used:

A. Plant zygote divides symmetrically
B. Daughter cells of identical size
C. Axial polarity in the plant body
D. Plant zygote divides asymmetrically
E. Symmetry in the plant body
F. Root end and shoot end
G. Daughter cells of different sizes
Biology
1 answer:
nordsb [41]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

A) Plant zygote divides asymmetrically

B) Daughter cells of different sizes

C) Axial polarity in the plant body

D) Root end and shoot end

Explanation:

Early plant development is the crucial stage in which germination occurs. This period is characterized to be governed by both environmental and genetic factors  

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