Question

The cell that divides to form two male nuclei in
angiosperms is
(a) vegetative cell (b) generative cell
(c) tube cell (d) antheridial cell

Answer 1

Answer:

b

generative cell-divides to form two male nuclei in

angiosperms

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Answer 2

Option B

The cell that divides to form two male nuclei in  angiosperms is generative cell

Explanation:

• The generative cell is developed at the premier division of the microspore and breaks within the pollen grain or pollen tube to produce a pair of sperm cells.
• Thus, the generative cell is nevermore “free” of the vegetative cell in which it is implanted.
• The more petite generative cell is originally appressed to the intine, but deliberately separates and shifts enclosed by and implanted in the vegetative cell.
• Thus, every generative cell is encompassed by two layers: its cell membrane and the internal cell membrane of the vegetative cell.

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