(i) Apomixis : The phenomenon of formation of embryo(s) by asexual methods without formation of gametes and fertilization is termed as apomixis.
(ii) There are three main categories of apomixis.
1. Recurrent apomixis : In this diploid sporophytic cell, archesporial cell or nucellus form embryos, When diploid megaspore mother cell forms embryo sac it is known as diplospory. It is also called apospory.
2. Non-recurrent apomixis : Haploid embryo sac is formed but the embryos arise either from egg cell or any other haploid cell. It is also known as apogamy.
3. Adventive Embryony : In this in addition to normal zygotic embryo, additional embryos develop from nucellus or integuments. It results in polyembryony.
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S. No.
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Column I
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Column II
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A
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UUU
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1
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Termination
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B
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AUG
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2
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Tyrosine
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C
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UAA
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3
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Phenylalanine
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D
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AGU
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4
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Methionine
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E
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UAC
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5
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Serine
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