When the anthers do not possess pollen grains at all, these are known as
A) Staminodes
B) Basifixed anthers
C) Antheroids
D) Petalloid
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When the anthers do not possess pollen grains at all, these are known as
➡️ petalloid
➡️ petalloid
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When the anthers do not possess pollen grains at all, these are known as staminodes. (option a)
- When in a stamen, an anther does not produce any pollen grain, then that stamen is known as staminodes.
- Staminodes are infertile stamens.
- Basifixed anthers are anthers that remain fixed to the base concerning filament.
- Things that are similar to anthers can be referred to as Antheroids.
- When flowers don't have true petals, they possess petaloids.
- Petaloids show resemblance to petals.
- Thus, option a is right and correctly justifies the above statement.
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