Triple fusion takes place in:
AThe antipodal cell
BThe synergid
CThe central cell of the embryo sac
DThe egg cell
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. The central cell of the embryo sac
Both fusions of double fertilisation occur inside the embryo sac.
**Syngamy** is in the egg cell
**triple fusion** is in the **central cell** (where the two polar nuclei reside).
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