The typical angiospermic stamen has two parts-the long and slender stalk called the (a) and the terminal generally bilobed structure called the (b)

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The typical angiospermic stamen has two parts-the long and slender stalk called the (a) and the terminal generally bilobed structure called the (b)  (A) (a)—pedicel, (b)—anther (B) (a)—petiole, (b)—microsporangia (C) (a)—peduncle. (b)—pollen sac (D) (a)—filament, (b)—anther

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Correct answer is (d) (a)—filament, (b)—anther

Q. The typical angiospermic stamen has two parts-the long and slender stalk called the _____ (a) _____ and the terminal generally bilobed structure called the _____ (b) _____

(a)—pedicel, (b)—anther

(a)—petiole, (b)—microsporangia

(a)—peduncle. (b)—pollen sac

(a)—filament, (b)—anther

Correct answer is (d) (a)—filament, (b)—anther

Q. The typical angiospermic stamen has two parts-the long and slender stalk called the ___ (a) _ and the terminal generally bilobed structure called the _ (b) ___