NEETBiologySexual Reproduction in Flowering PlantsMCQ+4 / −1
Male gametophyte in angiosperms produces
- Asingle sperm and two vegetative cells
- Bthree sperms
- Ctwo sperms and a vegetative cell
- Dsingle sperm and a vegetative cell.
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Correct answer: C
The protoplast of the male gametophyte divides mitotically to produce two unequal cells — a small generative cell and a large vegetative cell. The generative cell divides later into two non-motile male gametes (or sperms). Thus, the male gametophyte in angiosperms produces two sperms and a vegetative cell. The vegetative cell, later on, grows to produce pollen tube.
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