Question

what is androgenic plants

Answer 1

the plants which has androgen hormones
but now there is no discovery of such plants

Answer 2

These are haploid plants raised from pollen grains by anther culture technique. The first example of androgenic haploid was reported by Guha and Maheshwari (1964) from anther culture of Datura innoxia. Haploid plants are always pure because they are having one gene for each trait, i.e., no dominant and no recessive. If such a gene undergoes mutation, it can be easily expressed. In China, this technique has produced Jinghua-I (winter wheat) and Guan-18 (Rice variety). These two are superior, high yielding and disease resistant varieties.