The zygote formed in liverworts is___________?
Correct answer: A. Unicellular
- A. Unicellular
- B. Mulicellular
- C. Multinucleate
- D. None of these
Explanation
Immediately after fertilization, the liverwort zygote is one diploid cell inside the archegonium; it later divides to form the multicellular sporophyte. The likely alternative is b, multicellular, because the developing embryo becomes multicellular, but the zygote itself begins as a single cell.
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