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12 years ago
Can anyone explain or describe the gametophyte stage in angiosperm? Can we see it?
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12 years ago
See if this helps.

Oh, and to see it, type in gametophyte and then Images.  An example is below the first link.
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12 years ago
The most commonly seen free-living gametophyte stage of the angiosperms are the pollen that is produced and released.  The gametophyte stage is simply the haploid stage (chromosome number = 1N).  In angiosperms this stage is used exclusively for reproduction (as in mammals including humans), while in some other plants in may be the dominate (and often mobile) life stage.
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