Pollen Grain Structure

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What is the outer layer of the pollen grain wall called?

  • Exine (correct)
  • Intine
  • Sporoderm
  • Endine

What is the function of germ-pores in the pollen grain?

  • To release pollen grains during germination
  • To allow entry of water and nutrients during germination (correct)
  • To protect the pollen grain from chemicals
  • To provide structural support to the pollen grain

What is the composition of the inner wall layer, intine, in a pollen grain?

  • Thick and resistant to chemicals
  • Sporopollenin
  • Complex non-biodegradable substance
  • Cellulose and pectin (correct)

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Study Notes

Pollen Grain Structure

  • The outer layer of the pollen grain wall is called the exine.
  • Germ-pores in the pollen grain are responsible for allowing the pollen tube to emerge during germination.
  • The inner wall layer, intine, in a pollen grain is composed of cellulose and pectin.

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