Leydig’s cells.

Correct Option: B

Leydig’s cells.

Male hormones are secreted by the Interstitial or Leydig’s cells present in the stroma of connective tissue in between the seminiferous tubules in testis. They produce androgens (mainly testosterone) Sertoli cells are elongated epithelial cells present inside the seminal vesicle to nourish the growing spermatozoa.

Correct Option: D

Male hormones are secreted by the Interstitial or Leydig’s cells present in the stroma of connective tissue in between the seminiferous tubules in testis. They produce androgens (mainly testosterone) Sertoli cells are elongated epithelial cells present inside the seminal vesicle to nourish the growing spermatozoa.

Leydig’s cells are present in testes and they secrete male hormone testesterone. Small groups of polygonal, large cells present in the connective tissue in between the seminiferous tubules are known as Leydig’s cells are interstitial cells. They secrete male sex hormone, testosterone.

Correct Option: D

Leydig’s cells are present in testes and they secrete male hormone testesterone. Small groups of polygonal, large cells present in the connective tissue in between the seminiferous tubules are known as Leydig’s cells are interstitial cells. They secrete male sex hormone, testosterone.