Question

Monadelphous androecium occurs in [BHU 1992, 95]
A) Pea
B) Hibiscus
C) Brassica
D) Helianthus

Answer 1

Monadelphous androecium occurs in
B) Hibiscus

Answer 2

"Monadelphous androecium" occurs in Hibiscus.  

Answer: Option B

Explanation:

• Monadelphous stamens when all the filamentous stamens are binds to form a united structure where one stamen is free only.
• They belong to the Malvaceae family.
• This feature can be seen in the other families also like Fabaceae and Rosacea.
• The male flower of the plant consists of the filaments and the each filaments end to the pollen producing anther.
• When the flower starts to grow then the petals begin to grow which consist of multiple color petals.