Q7. I am made up of anther and 1 point
filaments. Who am I?
O Calyx
O Corolla
O Androecium
0 Gynoecium
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The answer is ANDROECIUM.
ANDROECIUM:
- It is the third whorl of flower.
- Androecium forms the essential whorl of a flower.
- It is a male reproductive organ in plant.
- It is made of anther attached to a stalk called filament.
- The unit of androecium is called stamen.
- The flowers which posses only stamens are called staminate flowers.
- The sterile stamens are called staminode.
OTHER OPTIONS:
GYNOECIUM:
- It is the fourth and innermost whorl.
- It is the essential whorl of flower and is a female reproductive organ.
- It consists of carpels or pistils which may be free or united.
- The sterile pistils are called pistillode.
- The carpel consists of ovary , style and stigma.
CALYX:
- It is the first whorl of flower.
- Calyx is the outermost whorl of a flower.
- Calyx consists of sepals which may be free or united.
- Calyx may be peristent in some plants even after the formation of fruits.
COROLLA:
- It is the second whorl of a flower.
- Corolla are the petals of flower.
- They are colorful so as to attract pollinating agents.
- Corolla may be fused or free and are of various sizes and shapes.
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