Question

Polyadelphous anthers are present in
A. Sunflower
B. Lemon
C. Lady's finger
D. Peanut

Answer 1

Hint: The polyadelphous stamen is the type of stamen where filaments are very hardly bound or joined with each other in order to form bundles that are more than 2. The measure of the filaments in some polyadelphous plants can differ from the other one.

Complete answer: The anther is a constituent of stamen which is joined to the filament in order to form an androecium by connective tissues. Versatile, It is also a dorsifix type accessory but here the other is free to swing on the filament for example herbs, eucalyptus, and wheat. When the stamen has no anther, the stamen is called a stamen (sterile stamen).

Additional information:
Types of stamens:
Basifix: The filament attaches to the basal part of the anther, e.g. for example Cassia and mustard.
Adnate: The filament passes through the connector, eg. For example Michelia and Ranunculus.
Dorsifixed: The anther is attached to the filament by its back and the anther is motionless,
For example Citrus and Passiflora.

Thus, the correct answer is Lemon.

Note: The anthers are joined together in various ways in various flowers. Polyadelphous is when the filaments or anthers are together formed by more than 2 bundles , for example, castor (Ricinus), lemon [Citrus]. Monadelphous When it’s going. The filaments merge and form a group, while the anthers remain free, e.g. Malvaceae (Chinese rose), Achyranthes, etc. Diadelphous When two separate bundles of attached filaments are formed (anthers are free) eg. For example, Papilionaceae (peas). Monadelphous When ‘all! Filaments become fused and form a group, while others remain vacant, e.g. Malvaceae (China rose), Achyranthes, etc.