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Male reproductive part of a flower is:
ASepal
BStamen (filament + anther; anther contains pollen sacs)
CPetal
DCarpel
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Stamen (filament + anther; anther contains pollen sacs)
Stamen = filament (stalk) + anther (sac structure with 4 pollen sacs/microsporangia). Pollen produced inside anther. Collective: androecium. Number/arrangement: free, fused, etc. — taxonomically important.
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