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The male gamete in angiosperms is produced by

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Generative cell

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Microspore cell

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Tube cell

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Vegetative cell

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Solution

The correct option is A
Generative cell

The generative cell is a cell of the male gametophyte. Generative cells divide to give rise to male gametes in angiosperms.

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