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Role of growth hormone in spermatogenesis

A
Late division of spermatocytes
B
Early division of spermatogonia
C
Formation of acrosome
D
Stimulation of Seoli and Leydig cells
High-Yield Explanation
Growth hormone (as well as most of the other body hormones) is necessary for controlling background metabolic functions of the testes. Growth hormone specifically promotes early division of the spermatogonia themselves; in its absence, as in pituitary dwarfs, spermatogenesis is severely deficient or absent, thus causing infeility.

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