What does the androecium produce?(a) Spores(b) Microspores(c) Egg(d) OvulesI have been asked this question in my homework.My doubt stems from Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants topic in division Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants of Biology – Class 12

What does the androecium produce?(a) Spores(b) Microspores(c) Egg(d) O

1.	What does the androecium produce?(a) Spores(b) Microspores(c) Egg(d) OvulesI have been asked this question in my homework.My doubt stems from Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants topic in division Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants of Biology – Class 12
Answer» The correct choice is (b) MICROSPORES The explanation: ANDROECIUM collectively consists of the stamens, that is anthers and FILAMENTS. Anthers consists of the POLLEN grains. It’s within the pollen grains that the microspores are present. They FORM the male gamete.

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