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In angiosperms, spore formation in anthers and ovules leads to the development of male and female
gametophytes through distinct processes. Where does microsporogenesis occur, and what is its
immediate product?

Asked in UP PGT (Biology) · 2026
Reproduction in Plants · Biology
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Angiosperms form seeds enclosed within fruits.

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Option C — In the anther; haploid microspores formed after meiosis

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