Match Column I with Column II with respect nature of embryo sac before as well as after fertilisation.
Column I | Column II | ||
A | Remains haploid prior as well as after double fertilisation. | i | Central cell |
B | Becomes diploid prior to fertilisation | ii | Primary endosperm nucleus |
C | Triploid structure seen after fertilisation | iii | Egg cell |
D | Becomes diploid after fertilisation | iv | Synergid |
Synergids and antipodals of embryosac remain haploid for ever. Haploid egg cell becomes diploid after fertilisation. Haploid dikaryotic central cell may become diploid cell prior to fertilisation and triploid primary endosperm cell with primary endosperm nucleus after fertilisation.