After double fertilisation in flowering plants the
A) shoot meristem gives rise to the epicotyl.
B) the suspensor undergoes repeated cell division which develops into the apical meristem.
C) endosperm gives rise to the cotyledons.
D) integuments of the ovule form a protective fruit around the embryo.
E) testa (seed coat) is derived from the ovary wall.

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After double fertilization, the shoot meristem, which is part of the embryo, gives rise to the epicotyl, which is the part of the seedling that will develop into the shoot system.

After Double Fertilisation in Flowering Plants the