Question

nerium oleander sexuality ,type of anther ,nature of carpel​

Answer 1

Explanation:

nerium oleander sexuality :-

oleander engages in sexual reproduction, however it can self polli

ate, but this of course is not ideal because genetic diversity is very important in order to survive as a species. When Nerium oleander is engaging in sexual reproduction it goes through the process of gametic meiosis.

Types of Anther :-

• Bilobed: It is the most common type that consists of a
• ilobed structure, which occurs in all mature stamens of the angiosperms.

• Unilocular: It consists of a single lobe like the members of the Malvaceae family. ...

• Linear: This occurs in the genus Acalypha.

• Sinuous: It has a peculiar filamentous type appearance and occurs in the members of Cucurbitaceae.

• Reniform: China rose consists of a reniform anther.

• Appendiculate: It appears in the Erica cinerea of Ericaceae
• Rounded: It appears in the genus Merculiaris.

Nature of carpel :-

Carpel refers to the seed-bearing structures that make up the innermost whorl of a flower. One or more carpels form the pistil and fertilization of an egg by a pollen within the carpel results in formation of seeds.

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