Match questions 3–8 with options a–f.

3. Attracts pollinator
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Match questions 3–8 with options a–f.

3. Attracts pollinator

4. Develops into seed

5. Protects flower before it opens

6. Produces sperm

7. Produces pollen

8. Houses ovules

a. pollen grain 
b. ovule 
c. anther 
d. ovary 
e. sepal 
f. petal

Accepted Answer

Hi everyone. Here's your next problem. It says blank. Is the pollen producing part of the flower? I'll just put up a quick diagram of the structure of a flower here and we know that the pollen producing part has to be the male reproductive organs. So when we look at our flower here, the pollen will be produced by the answers here on the tips of the filaments. And this whole structure is called the stamen. And when we look over at our answer choices, we see indeed that choice D. Is stamen. These other parts here are other answer choices. Choice A stigma right here, Choice B. Style, which we see right here and Choice C. Ovary. These are all parts of the female reproductive structures of the flower. So they're not correct. They're not going to produce pollen. The stigma is where the pollen is received. Then once it lands on the stigma of being a pollen tube down to reach the ovary and the ovary, of course, contains the tools that will be fertilized by the pollen. So once again, Choice D. Statement is the pollen producing part of the flower. Hope to see you in the next video

Match questions 3–8 with options a–f. 3. Attracts pollinator 4. Develops into seed 5. Protects flower before it opens 6. Produces sperm 7. Produces pollen 8. Houses ovules a. pollen grain b. ovule c. anther d. ovary e. sepal f. petal

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