O Levels Biology (5090)•5090/11/M/J/20

Explanation
Carpel's role in female flower reproduction
Steps:
- Identify carpel as the female organ (stigma, style, ovary) for receiving pollen and seed development.
- Link pollination to stigma, where pollen lands.
- Connect fertilization to ovary, forming seeds.
- Associate fruit formation with ovary enlargement post-fertilization.
Why C is correct:
- The carpel's stigma enables pollination, and its ovary forms fruit, per the definition of carpel as the megasporophyll enclosing ovules.
Why the others are wrong:
- A: Attracting insects involves colorful petals or sepals, not carpel parts.
- B: Producing pollen occurs in the anther of the stamen, the male organ.
- D: Releasing pollen happens via the anther, not the carpel.
Final answer: C
Topic: Sexual reproduction in plants
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