Embryo is not formed in thallophyta due to:-

Biology Biological Classification Kingdom–Plantae, Animalia and Algae Single Correct MCQ

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Published on: August 21, 2026

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In Thallophyta, the zygote usually undergoes meiosis directly after formation.

Because the zygote does not develop by mitotic divisions into a multicellular embryo, embryo formation does not occur. Hence, embryo is absent due to zygotic meiosis.

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