1. Five petals, Apopetalous: C (5) Five petals, gamopetalous: Epiphyllous stamens: Epipetalous stamens: A 3: Three stamens free: A 2+2: Stamens 4, 2 whorls: A 10+1: Stamens 10, diadelphous – 9 stamens unite to form one bundle and 1 other bundle: A 0: Sterile stamen (staminode) G 0: Sterile carpel (pistillode) G-Semi inferior ovary: Inferior

2. The stamen initiated in non-direction, and when the androecium has more stamens, the inner initiated first, then the outer.

3. The Androecium is the third set of floral organs composed of stamens or micro- sporophylls. Ordinarily, each stamen is composed of a slender stalk-like …

4. STAMENS

5. In contextbotanylang=en terms the difference between Androecium and stamen is that Androecium is (botany) the set of a flower's stamens while stamen is (botany) in flowering plants, the structure in a flower that produces pollen, typically consisting of an anther and a filament

6. Pistil, stamen, ovule, pollen!

7. That's the stamen.

8. As you see, the flowers are modelled petal by petal, and stamen by stamen.

9. The ontogenesis of the flower supports the conception that a stamen fascicle is a branched stamen.

10. It has 6 stamens.

11. There's the stamen and the pistil.

12. Company Stamen Design has labored finally another ...

13. The stamens bear blue pollen.

14. There are ten straight stamens.

15. The flowers have the 10 stamens.

16. Androecium is a see also of stamen

17. The posterior member forms the polleniferous stamen.

18. All stamens have an equal length.

19. As nouns the difference between Androecium and stamen

20. Collectively the stamens form the Androecium.

21. The Androecium is composed of stamens

22. The Androecium is composed of stamens

23. Then, the stamens, that produce pollen.

24. Removal of stamens before pollen is released

25. Stamens are 3, 6, 9 or numerous.

26. They bifurcate to form separate petal and stamen primordia.

27. They contain many (20 to 30) stamens.

28. There are many stamens in each flower.

29. Stamen length at maturity was similar to normal flowers.

30. Sepals not Auricled, stamens united, petals nearly equal

31. The six equally sized stamens are violet hairy.

32. Many papilionaceous flowers however have ten distinct stamens.

33. Stamen and Carpel are two reproductive structures in the flower.

34. Androecium, Female Gametes, Male Gametes, Ovules, Pistil, Pollen Grains, Stamen

35. Only in monostaminate flowers does a stamen terminate an axis.

36. After the production of sepal primordia, common stamen–nectary primordia arise. Nectary primordia are produced abaxially as a result of bifurcations of the common stamen–nectary primordia.

37. The relationship between tetraploidization and stamen number reductions in Caryophyllaceae is discussed.

38. Stamen is in the middle of a flower and may produce pollen.

39. The Androecium is made up of stamens or microsporophylls

40. Androecium (plural androecia) The set of a flower's stamens

41. A flower has one short pistils and five stamens.

42. There are six stamens, hairy, with bright yellow anthers.

43. Androecium (plural Androecia) The set of a flower's stamens

44. Grouped around the eggs are many stamens producing pollen.

45. Pollen size is proportional to stamen height, while pollen production is inversely proportional.

46. The stigma or stamen are attached to a spiked disk inside the flower.

47. In the case of stamen primordia, the outer corpus is also involved.

48. The main difference between stamen and Carpel is that stamen is the male reproductive structure of a flower, whereas Carpel is a unit of female reproductive structures of a flower.Furthermore, stamen consists of an anther held by a filament while a Carpel consists of an ovary, style, and stigma.

49. There are two circles, each with originally three stamens present.

50. Further stamen inception occurs centrifugally and runs concomitant with peripheral growth of the receptacle.

51. Rich red flowers with bright orange stamens are produced in abundance.

52. Gene a codes for an enzyme that represses stamen development in female flowers.

53. Altissimo’s large single blooms are starkly contrasted by rich yellow stamens

54. But look what that stamen in the pistil looks like in the microscope.

55. But look what the stamen and the pistil look like in a microscope.

56. Stamen fertility varied temporally and spatially in ramets of the partially male-sterile sex types.

57. In wild-type plants, the stamen filament elongated just prior to anther dehiscence.

58. The many free stamens are nearly as long as the petals.

59. There are 5 stamens opposite the floral lobes and 2 stigmas.

60. They have five sepals, five petals, 16 stamens, and four styles.

61. A flower is made up of four parts: the sepal, petal, stamen and pistil.

62. The longest of the about 250 stamens are 9–11 mm long.

63. The third member of the inner whorl forms the stamen and its petaloid appendage.

64. 1. Anther - the part of the stamen that contains pollen; usually borne on a stalk stamen - the male reproductive organ of a flower reproductive structure - the parts of a plant involved in its reproduction

65. The thread in the corolla is the short filament of a degenerated stamen. Sentencedict.com

66. It was also found that GA3 was more effective than GA4+7 in inducing stamen development.

67. In plants, Anthers refer to the parts of the plant’s stamen which produce pollen

68. The male organs are the Anthers and the filaments, which together are the stamen

69. The "stamen" is an offshoot, between the two wings, projecting into the riverside park.

70. Furthermore, the pollen produced from these additional stamens was significantly less viable.

71. Species characterized by two pairs of leaflets, an extrafloral nectar between the first pair of leaflets, large bracts, median and abaxial stamens little differentiated in length (Abaxials stamens a little larger).

72. At the same time, it exposes the delicate stamens to waiting insects.

73. The five stamens (male pollen-producing structures) represented Christ’s supposed five wounds.

74. All stamen types have been examined with respect to frequency and location within the flower.

75. One adverse drug reaction associated with the use of Stamen was reported to Health Canada.

76. The stamen is the male part of a flower. The pistil is the female part.

77. The Anther produces and distributes pollen, and together with its connecting filament forms a stamen.

78. The single stamen of the staminate flower develops as those studied in Potamogeton and Ruppia.

79. Even in very small flowers, you can find... as many as # to # stamens

80. Sepals more or less Auricled at the base, stamens distinct, lower petal spurred