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In a bisexual flower the male gametes are present in the :

Updated On: Feb 11, 2026
  • anther
  • ovary
  • stigma
  • filament
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The Correct Option is A

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In a bisexual flower, the stamen (male part) includes the anther and filament. \begin{itemize} \item (a) Anther: This part of the stamen generates pollen grains, which carry the male gametes. \item (b) Ovary: The ovary, part of the pistil (female part), holds ovules containing the female gamete (egg cell). \item (c) Stigma: The stigma is the pistil's tip, where pollen is received. \item (d) Filament: The filament is the anther's supporting stalk. \end{itemize} Male gametes develop inside pollen grains, produced in the anther. \[ \boxed{\text{anther}} \]
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