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In angiosperms, during the development of male gametophyte the generative cell divides and forms

Correct answer: C. Two male gametes

  • A. Two tube nuclei
  • B. Four microspores
  • C. Two male gametes
  • D. Eight microspores

Explanation

In angiosperms, the development of the male gametophyte involves the formation of pollen grains, which contain two cells: a tube cell and a generative cell. The generative cell divides mitotically to produce two male gametes, also known as sperm cells. These sperm cells are involved in fertilization. Option C is correct because it accurately describes the division of the generative cell. Options A, B, and D describe processes or products not related to the division of the generative cell in pollen development.

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