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  1. Meiosis is best observed in dividing
    1. cells of apical meristem
    2. cells of lateral meristem
    3. microspores and anther wall
    4. microsporocytes
Correct Option: D

Microsporocytes or microspore mother cell after meiosis give rise to microspore. No any other cell (in given options) divide by meiosis.


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