In angiosperm, the incidence of more than one fetus in its seed is called _____________.
Polyeumbronyi
The options are transliterations: "Polyeumbronyi" stands for polyembryony, the occurrence of more than one embryo ("fetus" in the translation) in a single seed.
Polyembryony is common in citrus fruits such as orange and lemon and in mango, where extra embryos arise from nucellus cells besides the zygotic embryo.
Monoembryony means a single embryo per seed, which is the normal condition; the other terms listed are not names of this phenomenon.
Hence, the occurrence of more than one embryo in a seed is called polyembryony ("Polyeumbronyi").
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