Which of the following contains make gametes?Select an answerAFilamentBOvuleCPollenDAnther

Break Down the Problem

1. Identify the options provided.
2. Determine which of these is responsible for gamete formation.

Relevant Concepts

• Gametes are reproductive cells; in plants, these are produced in specific structures.
• In flowering plants:
  • Ovule is part of the ovary and develops into seeds after fertilization.
  • Pollen contains male gametes (sperm cells).
  • Anther is a part of the stamen that produces and holds pollen.
  • Filament is a stalk that supports the anther.

Analysis and Detail

• Pollen (C): This directly contains male gametes.
• Anther (D): This structure produces pollen, which contains male gametes but is not a gamete itself.
• Ovule (B): Contains female gametes (eggs).
• Filament (A): Supports the anther; it does not produce gametes.

Verify and Summarize

Since pollen (C) directly refers to the male gametes and is essential for fertilization, it is the correct choice. The other options either support gamete formation or contain gametes but are not gametes themselves.

Final Answer

C Pollen contains male gametes.