Before developing, the fertilised egg can remain unattached inside the mother for about 14 weeks. After it attaches to the uterus, it separates into four embryos—a process called monozygotic polyembryony.
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Before developing, the fertilised egg can remain unattached inside the mother for about 14 weeks. After it attaches to the uterus, it separates into four embryos—a process called monozygotic polyembryony.
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बहुभ्रूणता ( Polyembryony )
Since I am growing some blood oranges, I have noted that the majority of the seeds have sprouted multiple plants from just one seed. I am guessing this would make them polyembryonic, if that's the right term. Anyone else experienced this as well? It's pretty neat!