Yes, peas have both male and female sex cells.

* Male sex cells (pollen) are produced in the anthers of the flower.

* Female sex cells (eggs) are produced in the ovules within the ovary of the flower.

Peas are self-pollinating, meaning that the pollen from a flower can fertilize the ovules of the same flower. This is why peas can reproduce on their own, without the need for cross-pollination.