Which structure within a flower produces pollen granules?
a.
the filament
b.
the anther
c.
the pistil
d.
the ovary

The anther structure within a flower produces pollen granules.

Option B

Explanation:

The pollen is produced by the anther of the stamens in flower. The anther is the swollen part of the stamen. There is a pollen sac which produces the pollen grains. These pollen grains are small coarse substances.

These small grain are made of one or few cells. They produce male gametes for fertilization. Pollination happens combining the male and the female gametes. For it to happen the pollen should be linked from the stamen to the stigma. Pollination produces seed and fruit.