Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants questions
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- In an immature anther, inner to the tapetum, the microporangium contains a compact mass of
- Formation of megaspores is called as
- Generative cell differs from vegetative cell in
- The development of male gametophyte is
- Formation of pollen grains is known as
- Flower is a highly modified and condensed reproductive shoot specially meant for
- Pollen grains are ______ in monocots
- Before pollination, protoplast of pollen grain undergoes _______ to form two unequal cells
- The narrow opening of integuments at the terminal end of nucellus is called
- Nucellus in the ovule is called
- The first cell of female gametophyte is
- Exine is interrupted at one or more places, called as
- The intine of a pollen grain is made up of
- Male gametophyte of angiosperm is
- Protective covering of nucellus which develops from the chalazal part of nucellus is called
- ________ in the egg apparatus play supportive role and degenerate after fertilization
- The female gametophyte (Polygonum type) at the time of fertilization is
- The base of the ovule is called
- In the pollen grain before pollination, the smaller cell formed after mitotic division is called
- The double layer wall of pollengrain is called
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