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What is the function of tapetum in a developing anther ?
What is the function of tapetum in a developing anther ?
Updated On: Jun 21, 2022
- To obtain food material from the microspores
- To digest the microspores
- To give protection to the inner tissues
- To provide food material to the developing microsporocytes
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The Correct Option is D
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Answer (d) To provide food material to the developing microsporocytes
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Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants
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