Note in this image that the flower has many stamens. The number of flower parts also shows a great deal of variation. The green part close to the peduncle is the ovary of the pistil. Since the sepals, petals and stamens all attach to the receptacle above the point of attachment of the ovary, this is an epigynous flower. Note the green sepals, white petals, stamens, and many pistils of the flower.
Flowers can have more than one pistil.
Several snapdragon flowers are attached to a common stalk. The stamen produces pollen in the portion called the anther. If an anther is sectioned when it is immature, meiosis can be seen occurring. The pollen in the image consists of a tube cell and a cell that will undergo one more mitotic division to form two sperm. Pollen is the male gametophyte, and it is entirely enclosed within the old microspore wall.