Question

the reproductive cells of a plant is known as __________?​

Answer 1

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▪︎In male part of the plant the reproductive cell is stamen which bears the pollen grain.

▪︎In female the reproductive cell is pistil which bears the ovary , stigma and style.

Answer 2

The reproductive cells of a plant are known as a gamete.

• DNA from two parents is required for sexual reproduction. The gametes, or sex cells, of the parent plants, are both male and female.
• To create babies, the genetic material from the male and female gametes is combined. Fertilization is the term for this procedure.
• Genetic material from both parents is present in seeds that are created by fertilisation.
• As a consequence, none of the parent plants' children and the offspring is genetically similar. They may be able to survive if the environment changes thanks to their genetic variety.
• Pollination, the act of sexual reproduction in flowering plants, is how it happens. Stamens, which are used in the male sex, and pistils, which are used in the female sex, are found in the flowers.
• The portion of the stamen that carries pollen is called the anther. This pollen must be sent to the stigma, a region of the pistil.

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