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(A) mature embryo sac (also known as the female gametophyte) in angiosperms typically undergoes three successive mitotic divisions following the forma

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(A) mature embryo sac (also known as the female gametophyte) in angiosperms typically undergoes three successive mitotic divisions following the formation of the functional megaspore.These divisions result in the formation of $8$ nuclei.Specifically,the mature embryo sac consists of $3$ antipodal cells,$2$ synergids,$1$ egg cell,and $1$ central cell containing $2$ polar nuclei.While there are $7$ cells in total,the number of nuclei is $8$ ($3$ in the antipodal cells + $2$ in the synergids + $1$ in the egg cell + $2$ polar nuclei in the central cell).

Column-$I$	Column-$II$
$(a)$ Funicle	$(i)$ Small opening of ovule
$(b)$ Integuments	$(ii)$ Stalk of ovule
$(c)$ Chalaza	$(iii)$ Protective envelopes of ovule
$(d)$ Hilum	$(iv)$ Junction part of ovule and stalk
$(e)$ Micropyle	$(v)$ Base of ovule

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