Question

Parts of the flower that form seeds are

• A. Anthers
• B. Carpels
• C. Pollen
• D. Ovules

Answer 1

The correct option is D Ovules

In post-fertilization development, the ovules develop into seeds that have an embryo and the endosperm.

A. Anthers have the sporogenous tissue that undergoes meiosis to form the microspores. These microspores develop into pollen grains.

B. Carpels are the units containing ovaries, ovules, style and stigma.

C. Pollen grains are microsporangia that contain the male gametes.

D. Ovules are the megasporangia that develop into seeds and ovaries ripen to form the fruits.

Hence, the correct answer is 'Ovules'.