In a previously unknown aquatic, flowering plant that produces typical angiosperm flowers, two male haploid nuclei would be expected to play a role in

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In angiosperms, fertilization occurs when two haploid nuclei, one from the egg cell and one from the sperm cell, fuse to form a diploid zygote. Therefore, in a previously unknown aquatic, flowering plant that produces typical angiosperm flowers, the two male haploid nuclei would be expected to play a role in fertilization.

In a Previously Unknown Aquatic, Flowering Plant That Produces Typical