What types of structures are formed at the end of micro and megasporogenesis?

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Microsporogenesis forms 4 haploid micropores and megasporogenesis form 4 halpoid megaspores. The former constitutes a tetrahedral tetrad and the latter constitute a linear tetrad out of which 3 degenerate and only 1 remains functional.

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