Asymmetric spindle formation is observed in
Angiosperms during
(A) Microsporogenesis
(B) Maturation of microspore to
pollengrain (male gametophyte)
(C) Megasporogenesis
(D) Female gametophyte development
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D-female gametophyte development .
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It is observed during maturation of microspore to pollengrain (male gametophyte)
- When the microspore is still in the microsporangium, the pollen grain or microspore of angiosperms divides for the first time.
- During this process, an asymmetric spindle is created.
- It is created with one pole having converged spindle fibres and the other pole having divergent spindle fibres.
- Larger vegetative cells and smaller spindle-shaped generative cells result from this division.
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