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1. Choose correct sequence of reproduction in plants.
(A): $$Ovule\rightarrow\ Zygote\rightarrow\ Embryosac\rightarrow Egg\rightarrow Fertilization\rightarrow Embryo$$
(B): $$Ovule\rightarrow\ Egg\rightarrow\ Zygote\rightarrow Embryosac\rightarrow Fertilization\rightarrow Embryo$$
(C): $$Ovule\rightarrow\ Embryo\rightarrow\ Egg\rightarrow Embryosac\rightarrow Zygote\rightarrow Fertilization$$
(D): $$Ovule\rightarrow\ Embryosac\rightarrow\ Egg\rightarrow Fertilization\rightarrow Zygote\rightarrow Embryo$$
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