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 Pollen grains
 
 contain male gametes. When the pollen lands upon the female stigma of another
 
 Lily
 
 flower, the
 
 pollen grain
 
 germinates. A tube grows out of the
 
 pollen grain
 
 through the stigma; the male nuclei pass down this tube and fuse with the female ovules.

Pollen grain of Lily flower

New foliage of rose plant

Euglena

Pollen of Copper pod flower

Onion peel &#8211; the inner and outer layer

Pollen of Wild almond flower

Brine shrimp

Jaw of Leech

T.S of Leech

Mosquito larvae

T.S. of Root

Wing of Carpenter Bee

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Pollen grain of Lily flower

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