Question

What is attachment of filament to anther in hibiscus

Answer 1

Answer:

anther contains pollens and filament supports it

Answer 2

Anther In Hibiscus

Explanation:

• It is comprised of the anther that holds the pollen and a stalk considered the filament  on which the anther sits.
• In a hibiscus flower , the fibers intertwine into a cylinder that encompasses the style.
• Various anthers stick out from the fibers practically like the quills on a plume duster.  
• The filament is a stalk-like structure that appends to the base of the flower and supports the anther, which is the structure that produces dust  
• Dust is created by the stamens. Not all blossoms have a similar number of stamens.
• The hibiscus flower has numerous stamens. The groundnut bloom has ten stamens.