How do the sperm cells get from the stigma to the ovules?
A. They slide down the petals to the bottom of the flower.
B. They travel through pollen tubes.
C. They travel along filaments.
D. Insects carry the sperm cells from the stigma to the ovules.

Sperm cells when pollinated by the insect to the female body part stay there for a while til the part of the flower determines its suitability and once it is done the sperm travels down through the pollen tube.

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steffimarish steffimarish · Answer 2 · 2019-09-17T13:50:27+02:00

The sperm travels from the stigma to the ovules through the pollen tubes.

Answer: Option B

Explanation:

The ovules carry the ovary which is the female reproduction gamete of a cell, this gamete is haploid in state, the sperms are the male gametes that are also haploid.

These 2 fuse together and form a zygote or the seed that is diploid in nature. The sperms stick to the stigma and then develop certain tube like structures that helps the sperm to travel to the ovules.

How do the sperm cells get from the stigma to the ovules? A. They slide down the petals to the bottom of the flower. B. They travel through pollen tubes. C. They travel along filaments. D. Insects carry the sperm cells from the stigma to the ovules.

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How do the sperm cells get from the stigma to the ovules?
A. They slide down the petals to the bottom of the flower.
B. They travel through pollen tubes.
C. They travel along filaments.
D. Insects carry the sperm cells from the stigma to the ovules.