Correct Option (b)
Reason : In angiosperms, pollen grains are generally shed from the anther at 2-celled stage, i.e. one generative cell and one vegetative cell. But, in some angiosperms, the generative cell divides prior to the dehiscence of anther and shed at 3-celled stage, i.e. one vegetative cell and two male gametes. Double fertilisation was discovered by Nawaschin (1898) in Fritillaria and Lilium. It was confirmed by Guignard (1899)
Correct Option (b) Reason : In angiosperms, pollen grains are generally shed from the anther at 2-celled stage, i.e. one generative cell and one vegetative cell. But, in some angiosperms, the generative cell divides prior to the dehiscence of anther and shed at 3-celled stage, i.e. one vegetative cell and two male gametes. Double fertilisation was discovered by Nawaschin (1898) in Fritillaria and Lilium. It was confirmed by Guignard (1899)