Where Does Microsporogenesis Occur?

Where Does Microsporogenesis Occur?

Microsporogenesis in angiosperms producing pantoporate pollen. Pollen grains are produced during meiosis (microsporogenesis), in the anthers of flower buds. Apertures are usually formed at the last points of contact between the microspores.

Where does Microsporogenesis take place?

Microsporogenesis takes place in the anther. Megasporogenesis i.e. formation of megaspores occurs by the meiotic divisions of diploid megaspore mother cells. Megasporogenesis takes place in the ovule.

What is the site of Microsporogenesis?

The Anther is the site of Microsporogenesis. Densely cytoplasmic, Sporogenous Cells develop within the Anther.

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