O v a r y .
A structure that contains an egg cell is called an ovule. In plants, the ovule develops within the ovary of a flower and eventually becomes a seed after fertilization. In animals, the egg cell itself is often referred to as an ovum.
There is no such thing as an acrosame. An acrosome, however, is a cap-like structure on the head of sperm cells in many animals. The acrosome contains digestive enzymes which break down the outer membrane of the female egg to permit the sperm cell to penetrate (fertilize) the egg.
Nucleus.
The acrosome of a sperm cell contains enzymes that are essential for penetrating the egg during fertilization. These enzymes help the sperm cell break down the outer layer of the egg to facilitate fusion of the sperm and egg nuclei.
An example of a large cell is an ostrich egg cell, which is one of the largest single cells found in nature. It is large enough to be visible to the naked eye and contains all the necessary components for early embryonic development within its structure.
A structure that contains an egg cell is called an ovule. In plants, the ovule develops within the ovary of a flower and eventually becomes a seed after fertilization. In animals, the egg cell itself is often referred to as an ovum.
The egg of a moss is produced within a cavity called the archegonium. This structure contains the egg cell and is where fertilization occurs.
An egg cell contains more cytoplasm and needed chemicals than a sperm cell. This is because an egg cell is larger and contains all the necessary organelles and nutrients to support early development after fertilization. Sperm cells are specialized for motility and delivering genetic material to the egg.
There is no such thing as an acrosame. An acrosome, however, is a cap-like structure on the head of sperm cells in many animals. The acrosome contains digestive enzymes which break down the outer membrane of the female egg to permit the sperm cell to penetrate (fertilize) the egg.
The pistil
the nucleus
Nucleus.
The cell nucleus is the structure that contains most of an organism's DNA.
The acrosome of a sperm cell contains enzymes that are essential for penetrating the egg during fertilization. These enzymes help the sperm cell break down the outer layer of the egg to facilitate fusion of the sperm and egg nuclei.
The female gamete or egg cell.
An example of a large cell is an ostrich egg cell, which is one of the largest single cells found in nature. It is large enough to be visible to the naked eye and contains all the necessary components for early embryonic development within its structure.
The megaspore of a conifer will become the female gametophyte, which contains the egg cell. This structure is essential for fertilization and seed production in conifers.