STANDARD Botany Structure of Flower MCQ Question
Identify A, B, C and D in given figure
A-Anther, B-Filament, C-Pollen sac, D-Pollen grains
A-Anther, B-Pedicel, C-Megasporangium, D-Pollen grains
A-Anther, B-Petiole, C-Megasporangium, D-Pollen grains
A-Anther, B-Petiole, C-Pollen grains, D-Magaspore
Correct Answer
Detailed Explanation
A - Anther is a terminal bilobed structure. B - Filament is a long and slender stalk. C - Microsporangia form pollen sacs which on maturity become filled with pollen grains. D - Pollen grains are the male gametophytes.
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