Question

differences Syngenesious and synandrous

Answer 1

as adjectives the difference between syngenesious and synandrous is that syngenesious is (botany|archaic|or|very|rare) synantherous while synandrous is (botany) having stamen fused along both their filaments and anthers.

Answer 2

Syngenesious And Synandrous

Explanation:

1. Syngenesious are the united by the anthers syngenesious stamens  having stamens therefore united.
2. Syngenesious reproductive structure are those stamens whose anthers are united along into a tube and its filaments are free. not like the syndranous reproductive structure these don't seem to be united by each anthers and filaments .
3. Synandrous (not comparable) Having reproductive structure united on each their filaments and anthers.
4. Diadelphous (not comparable) Having its stamens united along a minimum of partially by the filaments so they kind 2 separate bundles, or a bundle and a lone separate reproductive structure.
5. Synandrous condition is that the fusion of each stamens or gametoecium thereupon of filaments of the flower.
6. United stamens condition is understood as Synandrium. This condition also can be outlined as fusion of stamens with the whorl of the flower.