what do you call the sex cell. of the flowering plant? a. gametess b. spores c. budding d. pollination. pls answer i need the answer​

Stamen

Explanation:

The male sex cell in a plant, or more specifically the part that bears pollen, is called a stamen and consists of an anther and a filament. The female part, which receives pollen grains, is called a pistil and includes an ovary (easy enough to remember, since human females have these as well), a stigma and a style.

the answer to your question is b

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