Which ones produce androgenic haploids in anther cultures?

Correct answer: D. Young pollen grains

  • A. Anther wall
  • B. Tapetal layer of anther wall
  • C. Connective tissue
  • D. Young pollen grains

Explanation

Young pollen grains produce androgenic haploids in anther cultures. Because rest all i.e., anther wall, tapetal layer of anther wall and connective tissue are the diploid tissue as they are part of anther pollen grains produced by meiosis.

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