What are the function of sprogenous tissue?
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1.Cells of these layers generally disintegrate in the mature anther. A single layer of tapetum.
2.The tapetal cells may be uni-, bi- or multinucleate and possess dense cytoplasm.
3.The cells of the primary sporogenous layer divide further and give rise to diploid sporogenous tissue.
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1.Cells of these layers generally disintegrate in the mature anther. A single layer of tapetum.
2.The tapetal cells may be uni-, bi- or multinucleate and possess dense cytoplasm.
3.The cells of the primary sporogenous layer divide further and give rise to diploid sporogenous tissue.
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The sporogenous tissue consists of a group of compactly arranged homogenous diploid cells called microspore mother cells.
These microspore mother cells divide meiotically to form haploid microspores, which arrange themselves in a tetrad.
The process of formation of microspores meiotically from a microspore mother cell is called microsporogenesis.
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The sporogenous tissue consists of a group of compactly arranged homogenous diploid cells called microspore mother cells.
These microspore mother cells divide meiotically to form haploid microspores, which arrange themselves in a tetrad.
The process of formation of microspores meiotically from a microspore mother cell is called microsporogenesis.
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