Buzz pollination (1030 bytes)
2: ... moves its flight muscles, causing the flower and anther to vibrate, dislodging pollen. This is called ''...

Sonicate (725 bytes)
1: ...gh pores, rather than being on the surface of the anther, as are most pollens. These pollens can be shaken...

Column (botany) (1810 bytes)
3: ... of the [[ovary]], the filaments and one or more anthers are united. The stigma sits at the apex of the c...
5: ...erally) single anther. On top of it all is the '''anther cap'''. Sometimes there is a small extension or l...
9: ...t all other [[flowering plants]], the single male anther at the tip of the ''column'' produces [[pollen]] ...

Stamen (3424 bytes)
7: ...lk called a '''''filament''''' supporting an '''''anther''''' that contains the '''''[[sporangium|microspo...
11: The anthers are bilocular. i.e. they have two locules. Each ...
15: The anther can be attached to the filament in two ways :
18: ...ing electron microscope image of Penta lanceolata anthers, with pollen grains on surface]]
22: * '''synantherous''' : only the anthers are connate (such as in the [[Asteraceae]])

Epidendroideae (3299 bytes)
24: ...andoids, from early anther bending. The incumbent anther forms a right angle with the column axis or is po...

Pollinium (738 bytes)
3: They are the product of only one [[anther]], but are transferred, during pollination, as a ...

Antheridium (748 bytes)
1: ...he haploid gametes. The female counterpart to the antheridium is the [[archegonium]].
3: ...cete]]s, [[water mould]]s and [[alga]]e also have antheridia during their reproductive stages.
9: [[de:Antheridium]]

Cassandola (623 bytes)
5: ...itions in the Sicilian and Two-Sicilian kingdoms. Anther branch holds the title of Prince.

Viscidium (779 bytes)
1: ...er which will in return collect pollinia from the anther cap as it disengages the flower.

Self-incompatibility in plants (1420 bytes)
3: ...'' [[flower]]s (that is, have both male ([[stamen|anther]]) and female ([[carpel|pistil]]) reproductive or...

Pollinator (3522 bytes)
1: ...s the agent that moves [[pollen]] from the male [[anther]]s of a [[flower]] to the female [[stigma]] of a ...
12: ... are self fertile, but have the pollen inside the anther, and the flower requires shaking to release the p...

Apostasioideae (1734 bytes)
20: ..., while ''[[Apostasia]]'' has two fertile abaxial anthers and a filamentous [[staminode]] (= a sterile [[...

Phlomis (1553 bytes)
1: ...s. 4 [[stamen]]s ascending under the upper lip. [[Anther]] with forked end, the upper fork being shorter t...

Orchidoideae (2229 bytes)
18: ... orchids with a single ( = monandrous), fertile [[anther]] which is erect and basitonic.( = producing no [...
23: *erect anthers.

Rhizanthella slateri (1673 bytes)
1: ...column wings reduced to narrow, papillose 'ears'; anther broad and curving, stigma a thickened pad. Flower...

Silversword (2111 bytes)
26: ... from purplish to wine red or yellow, while the [[anther]]s are dark.

Dodecatheon (2550 bytes)
33: ... wings. The vibration releases pollen from the [[anther]]s. This is called [[pollination#Bee pollination...

Sporangium (2238 bytes)
3: ...structures on the stamens of [[flower]]s called [[anther]]s, and the pollen-producing structures on the ''...
15: * ''See also'': [[archegonium]], [[antheridium]]

Pollen tube (2105 bytes)
2: ...out 20% moisture before being released from the [[anther]]s of a flower. Angiosperm pollen is carried to t...

Lady's Slipper (2476 bytes)
19: ...tile diandrous (= with two perfect [[stamen]]s) [[anther]]s, a shield-shaped [[staminode]] and a saccate (...

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