T. S. of the anther before meiosis
will show the presence of
Pollen cells
Pollen mother cells
O Pollen tetrads
O All the above
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T.S of the anther before meiosis will show the presence of Pollen mother cells.
EXPLANATION
- The anther is the male reproductive organ of the angiosperms.
- In a dithecous anther, two microsporangia are present in each lobe of the anther.
- These microsporangia, also known as pollen mother cells undergo meiotic divisions to form pollen grains.
- The pollen mother cells are diploid cells that undergo meiotic cell division to form four haploid pollen cells.
- These cells are joined by a callous wall. Therefore, this group of 4 pollen cells is also called pollen tetrad.
- This tetrad of a cell is broken by the action of the callase enzyme on the callous wall freeing the pollen cells.
- Each pollen cells grow further to become pollen grains.
- These pollen grains develop a bilayered resistance wall- an outer layer exine and an inner layer intine.
Hence, The correct answer is - Pollen mother cells.
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