The pollen that is available in angiosperms are there to allow fertilization to take place without free water.
What does pollen in angiosperms do?
Pollen is used by plants to reproduce by transferring the genetic material of a haploid male to another flower such that it lands on the stigma of that flower which results pollination.
The pollen is found in angiosperms and is there to ensure that fertilization in the other plant takes place. To do this, pollen facilitates the pollination without free water being used which would have been used to transport the angiosperms to their destination.
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