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(D) In $Mangifera$ (Angiosperms) and $Pinus$ (Gymnosperms),the male gametes are non-motile.$1$. $Mangifera$ is an angiosperm,and in angiosperms,pollen

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(D) In $Mangifera$ (Angiosperms) and $Pinus$ (Gymnosperms),the male gametes are non-motile.$1$. $Mangifera$ is an angiosperm,and in angiosperms,pollen grains carry non-motile male gametes to the ovule through a pollen tube.$2$. $Pinus$ is a gymnosperm,and in gymnosperms,male gametes are also non-motile and are transported via pollen tubes.$3$. In contrast,algae like $Ulothrix$,$Chara$,and $Spirogyra$ typically produce motile male gametes (antherozoids) that require water for fertilization.

Column-$I$ (Pre-fertilization)	Column-$II$ (Post-fertilization)
$P$. Ovule	$I$. Fruit
$Q$. Integument	$II$. Embryo
$R$. Ovary	$III$. Seed
$S$. Ovary wall	$IV$. Pericarp
$T$. Zygote	$V$. Seed coat

Which of the following plants produce non-motile male gametes?

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Match the following columns:
Column-$I$ (Pre-fertilization) Column-$II$ (Post-fertilization)
$P$. Ovule $I$. Fruit
$Q$. Integument $II$. Embryo
$R$. Ovary $III$. Seed
$S$. Ovary wall $IV$. Pericarp
$T$. Zygote $V$. Seed coat

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