In most species of flowering plants, the generative nucleus divides to form sperm nuclei
A) as the pollen grain matures within the anther.
B) as the pollen grain germinates on the stigma.
C) after meiosis in the microsporocytes.
D) within the tip of the growing pollen tube.
E) in one degenerated synergid cell of the embryo immediately prior to fertilisation.

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The Answer of In most species of flowering plants, the generative nucleus divides to form sperm nuclei
A) as the pollen grain matures within the anther.
B) as the pollen grain germinates on the stigma.
C) after meiosis in the microsporocytes.
D) within the tip of the growing pollen tube.
E) in one degenerated synergid cell of the embryo immediately prior to fertilisation.

In Most Species of Flowering Plants, the Generative Nucleus Divides