Question

2. The anthers in Hibiscus are
a. monothecus
b. monothecus basifixed
d. bithecus dorsifixed
c. bithecus basifixed​

Answer 1

Answer:

a) monothecus is answer

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Answer:

monothecus

Explanation:

a monothecous stamen has only one-lobed anther with two pollen chambers, also called bisporangiate. it is seen in Malvaceae. A dithecous stamen has two lobes of anthers with four pollen chambers, also called tetrasporangiate. Sterile anthers are seen in staminode stamens, as seen in Cassia.