Embryo sac is to ovule as is to an anther.

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Embryo sac is to ovule as is to an anther. (A) stamen (B) filament (C) pollen grain (D) androecium

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A typical carpel consists of ovary which can have many ovules. Each ovule has an embryo sac, which in turn has a single egg cell. Similarly, in majority of angiosperms each stamen consists of a bilobed anther, which in turn has two pollen sacs in each lobe, consisting of pollen grains.

Q. Embryo sac is to ovule as _____ is to an anther.

stamen

filament

pollen grain

androecium

A typical carpel consists of ovary which can have many ovules. Each ovule has an embryo sac, which in turn has a single egg cell. Similarly, in majority of angiosperms each stamen consists of a bilobed anther, which in turn has two pollen sacs in each lobe, consisting of pollen grains.