What is embryogenesis in plants?

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Ruby Armstrong · Accepted Answer

Ebryogenesis is process of embryo formation.

The embryogenesis is the process embryo development in the organisms. The zygote by complex process develops into emryo. The embryo is future organis.
In higher plants, one male gamete fertilizes the egg in the ovule and forms diploid zygote. The diploid zygote by embryogenesis develops into embryo, which is future plant.

Julian Aguilar · Answer

undefined The process through which a fertilized egg cell, or zygote, develops into an embryo in plants is known as embryogenesis. It entails a sequence of coordinated cellular divisions, differentiations, and morphogenetic events that result in the formation of the embryo inside the seed, establishing the basic body plan of the plant embryo and forming the cotyledons, shoot apical meristem, and root apical meristem. Ultimately, the development of viable seeds and the continuation of the plant life cycle depend on the process of embryogenesis.