Where Is Polyadelphous Found?

Where Is Polyadelphous Found?

The plants in which the stamen or anthers are present in three or more than three bundles are known as polyadelphous stamen. This type of arrangement is commonly observed in citrus fruits like lemon.

Where does the Polyadelphous anthers are present?

ANSWER: Amongst the four option sunflower, lemon, lady's finger and peanuts the plant with the polyadelphous anther is lemon. EXPLANATION: The anther is a part of stamen which is connected to the filament to form androceium through connective tissues.

In which family Polyadelphous condition is found?

Monadelphous is a condition where all the stamens unite to form a single large bundle which can be seen in case of hibiscus. Diadelphous is a condition in which the stamens fuse in two bundles as in case of pisum.

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