The angiosperm male gametophyte develops inside the pollen grain. This process involves:
Microspore Formation: A microspore divides mitotically into a smaller generative cell and a larger vegetative cell.
Mature Pollen Grain: The generative cell then undergoes mitosis to produce two male gametes. This results in a three-celled pollen grain, composed of two male gametes and one vegetative cell.
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