These structures are missing in agamous mutants. The enzyme callase localizes to this structure, which contains a nutritive feeder layer called the tapetum.
These structures are missing in agamous mutants. The enzyme callase localizes to this structure, which contains a nutritive feeder layer called the tapetum. This structure produces triplets of two generative cells and one vegetative cell, all of which are released through dehiscences. In Arabidopsis, there are six of these structures in the third whorl, two lateral and four medial. These main components of the (*) androecium contain microsporangia, which produce microgametophytes. These structures consist of a filament and an anther, which makes pollen. For 10 points, name these plant structures, the counterpart of carpels, which are the "male" reproductive component of flowers.
These structures are missing in agamous mutants. The enzyme callase localizes to this structure, which contains a nutritive feeder layer called the tapetum.
stamens [or anthers before it is read]