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Identify each part in a flowering plant and write whether it is haploid (n) or diploid (2n). (a) Ovary (b) Anther (c) Egg (d) Pollen (e) Male gamete (f) Zygote

Solution

(a) Ovary - It is the female part of the plant which has ovules. It is a diploid (2n) structure.
(b) Anther - It is the male part of the flower and contains pollen grain. It is a diploid structure (2n).
(c) Egg - Ovules are known as egg. It is female gamete present in the ovary. It is a haploid structure (n).
(d) Pollen - Pollens are male gamete. It is a haploid (n) gamete.
(e) Male gamete - Pollens are male gamete. It is a haploid (n) gamete.
(f) Zygote - It is formed by the fusion of male and female gamete. It is a diploid structure (2n).

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