In gymnosperms , pollen chambers represent
Cavity in ovule in which pollen grains are stored after pollination
microsporangium in which pollen grains develop
cell in pollen grain in which sperms are formed
opening in megagametophyte through which pollen tube approches egg
Reproduction in Gymnosperms -
Pollen grains are produced from microspores within microsporangia. Naked ovules are borne on megasporophyllus and has nucellus which develops into megaspore mother cell.
- wherein
Pollen grains are transfer by wind to ovules where fertilization takes place by releasing male gamates by pollen tube inside archegonia (female sex organ).
Pollen chamber in space present between microphyle and archegonia