microsporogenesis
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➡️The process of the formation and differentiation of microspore from microspore mother cells by reduction division is called microsporogenesis
➡️During development the anther is seen first as a homogeneous mass of meristematic cell.
➡️anther is tetrasporangiate with four microsporangia.
➡️anther is developed as eusporangaite.
➡️archesporial cell divides perichinally or antichlinally again and again to form walls.
➡️in this step Tapetum is the innermost layer it gives nutrition .
➡️sporogeneous cell undergoes mitosis and forms Pollen mother cells.
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✔️ Microsporogenesis means formation of microspores ( pollen grains ) within the microsporangia ( pollen sacs ) .these microspores are formed from pollen mother cells (PMC) through meiosis.
➡️ When the anther is young , a group compactly arranged tissues known as sporogenous tissues occupies the centre of microsporangia.
➡️ as the anther develops , the sporogenous cells divide by meiotic division (reductional) to form microspore tetrad .
➡️ these are four haploid microspores attached together with the help of callose layer .
➡️ when anther matures and dehydrates these microspores dissociate and develop into pollen grains .
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✔️ Microsporogenesis means formation of microspores ( pollen grains ) within the microsporangia ( pollen sacs ) .these microspores are formed from pollen mother cells (PMC) through meiosis.
➡️ When the anther is young , a group compactly arranged tissues known as sporogenous tissues occupies the centre of microsporangia.
➡️ as the anther develops , the sporogenous cells divide by meiotic division (reductional) to form microspore tetrad .
➡️ these are four haploid microspores attached together with the help of callose layer .
➡️ when anther matures and dehydrates these microspores dissociate and develop into pollen grains .
hope it helps !! ❤️✌️
bonne journée !! ⭐⭐
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