BSA Online Image Collection, Angiosperms - Megagametogenesis

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Lilium ovary x.s. showing megasporocytes	Lilium ovule m.l.s. showing integuments, nucellus, micropyle, megasporocyte	Lilium 1st 4-nucleate stage – 4 megaspore nuclei	Lilium 1st 4-nucleate stage – migrating nuclei


Lilium 2nd 4-nucleate stage – note size difference between micropylar and chalazal-end nuclei	Lilium mature embryo sac – eight nuclei, 7 cells	Lilium mature embryo sac – eight nuclei, 7 cells

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