Question

Anther produces
(A) haploid gametes
(C) haploid spores
(B) diploid gametes
(D) diploid spores​

Answer 1

Anther produces

(A) haploid gametes

(C) haploid spores

(B) diploid gametes

(D) diploid spores

Answer

(D)Diploid Spores

Answer 2

Answer:

Anther produces diploid spores.

Explanation:

• Anther is the male part of the flower which produces heaps of diploid cells called as microsporocyte, which are divided through meiosis producing haploid micro-spores.
• This meiosis occurs in the sporangium of the diploid sporophyte.
• This micro-spores in turn, becomes pollen grains and separate eventually.
• The development of pollen grain occurs under the anther wall and forms a thick cell wall.
• This divides in to tube cell and generative cell resulting in further mitotic division.