Which of the following would you expect to contain cells with the same number of chromsomes as an egg cell in a plant? (Pick all the correct answers- there may be more than one!)
A. GametophyteB. SporophyteC. SporeD. Sperm

The egg cell of a plant is haploid in the cell which means it has only one set of chromosomes. The haploid cells arise from the meiosis cell division in parent sex cells. These parent cells are divided into four cells with half of the chromosome number in comparison to the parent cells.

The gametophyte, spore, and sperm all three are the product of the meiosis division and are haploid in number.

Thus, the correct answer is option - A, gametophyte, C. spore and D. sperm.

Which of the following would you expect to contain cells with the same number of chromsomes as an egg cell in a plant? (Pick all the correct answers- there may be more than one!) A. GametophyteB. SporophyteC. SporeD. Sperm

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Which of the following would you expect to contain cells with the same number of chromsomes as an egg cell in a plant? (Pick all the correct answers- there may be more than one!)
A. GametophyteB. SporophyteC. SporeD. Sperm