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Answered by Belieber48
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Abstract. In angiosperms, the pollen tube is siphonogamous and its main function is to carry the male gametes for double fertilization. In some taxa, as in Cucurbitaceae, the tube branches after entering the ovule, prior to fertilization. The tube may even swell and form a bulla.

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Abstract. In angiosperms, the pollen tube is siphonogamous and its main function is to carry the male gametes for double fertilization. In some taxa, as in Cucurbitaceae, the tube branches after entering the ovule, prior to fertilization.

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Answered by juhikhan733
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Abstract. In angiosperms, the pollen tube is siphonogamous and its main function is to carry the male gametes for double fertilization. In some taxa, as in Cucurbitaceae, the tube branches after entering the ovule, prior to fertilization.

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