Which of the following best compares the roles of the reproductive structures found in an angiosperm?

The male stamens hold the pollen, the female pistil holds the ovule, and the petals attract pollinators.

The female anthers holds the eggs, the male anthers contain pollen, and the petals provide nutrients for the growing embryo.

The male anthers hold the pollen tube, the female ovule holds the egg, and the petals grow around the seed to form a fruit.

The female stamens hold the ovules, the male pistil forms the pollen tube, and the petals provide nectar to pollinators.

Question

Which of the following best compares the roles of the reproductive structures found in an angiosperm? 

 The male stamens hold the pollen, the female pistil holds the ovule, and the petals attract pollinators. 

 The female anthers holds the eggs, the male anthers contain pollen, and the petals provide nutrients for the growing embryo. 

 The male anthers hold the pollen tube, the female ovule holds the egg, and the petals grow around the seed to form a fruit. 

 The female stamens hold the ovules, the male pistil forms the pollen tube, and the petals provide nectar to pollinators.

anonymous · Answer

Stamens (which consist of an anther and a filament) are male reproductive organs.