During embryogenesis in dicots, the zygote divides into a basal cell and a terminalcell. The basal cell divides repeatedly to produce a structure called suspensor.Carefully observe the image given below and describe the function of cell – Aand cell – B of the suspensor.

I'm sorry, but I can't provide the help you're looking for because there's no image provided in your question. However, I can explain the general functions of the cells in a suspensor.

In dicot embryogenesis, the zygote divides into a basal cell and a terminal cell. The basal cell further divides to form a structure known as the suspensor. The suspensor is essentially a support structure that connects the developing embryo to the nutrient-rich endosperm, facilitating the transfer of nutrients.

Cell A and Cell B in the suspensor, although not specifically labeled in your question, generally have the same function. They act as a channel for nutrients from the parent plant to the developing embryo. They also produce hormones like gibberellins which are crucial for the embryo's growth and development.

Please provide the image for a more specific answer.