Answer:
There is no chance at all that the disorder carries out to their children that's if the woman has two dominant traits DD. If the woman has One dominant and one recessive Dd there is a 50% chance their kids may get the disorder.
Explanation:
Ask the question again intelligently, all of your grammar mistakes and typos make it hard to understand.
Double fertilization results in the formation of one diploid embryo and a triploid endosperm. Double fertilization is characterized by the formation of two embryos; the embryo proper which is diploid and the fusion product of the central cell with one male gamete which is triploid. This secondary triploid zygote develops into the endosperm.
They both take place in the nucleus :)
