The male portion of a flower, made up of stamens that produce pollen for fertilization.

A structure in some flowers that supports both male and female reproductive organs.

A term used to describe flowers or plants that have both male and female reproductive organs.

A plant species that has both male and hermaphroditic flowers on the same individual.

A stalk or support for the stamens in some flowers, typically found in species with prominent male reproductive organs.

A flower arrangement where the petals are arranged around a central cluster, resembling an anemone flower.

Referring to plants that rely on wind for pollination, often with light, non-fragrant pollen.

Pollination by wind, common in many trees and grasses where pollen is dispersed through the air.

Describing a type of fruit where the seed is enclosed in an outer layer, such as in some fruits of…

A fruit type in which the seed is enclosed within a protective outer layer, such as a nut.