Meiosis
In a plant the anther is responsible for production of male gametes, that is, spores.
Cone bearing plants do not depend on Insects, birds or mammals for the transfer of their male gametes or spores. The cone bearing plants are lower in evolutionary ladder than the flowering plants.
Yes, all pine trees reproduce through seeds. Pine tree seeds are produced in the female pine cone, which is much, much larger and far more robust than the small, catkin-like male cone, which only produces pollen.
the zygote Edited answer: Pollen grains develop on the male cone.
Male cone, versus female cone (ovulate cone).
Gametophyte is produced during mitosis of spores. It is a major part to the male and female reproduction. Gametes are often called eggs or sperm cells.
No, male cone can only produce microspores (Pollen grains).
the male peanut... i think
I think you're a little confused. Pine cones come from pine trees. Evergreens are any plant that doesn't lose its leaves ever year. Not all evergreens are needle leaf trees. Not all needle leaf plants are evergreen. Not all evergreens have cones. And not all plants with cones are pines. But... to answer your question... A cone on a plant (be it a pine, spruce, fir, yew, cedar, redcedar, redwood, larch, or hemlock) is a reproductive organ. Most conifers have separate male and female cones. The male cone has spores that contain sperm. The spores are dispersed by air and land on the female cone (usually of another plant.) After the female cone is fertilized, seeds form.
The female cone
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The female cone.