[Gk. anthos, flower] The terminal pollen sac of a stamen, inside which pollen grains with male gametes form in the flower of an angiosperm.

1550s, "medical extract of flowers," from French anthère, from Modern Latin anthera "a medicine extracted from a flower," from Greek anthera, fem. of antheros "flowery, bloomi [..]

The pollen producing tip of a stamen; part of a flower. More info?

The part of a stamen that produces pollen. Usually borne on a filament, it's the male part of a flower. anthracnose:

The part of a stamen that produces pollen. Usually borne on a filament, it's the male part of a flower. anthracnose:

The part of a stamen that contains the pollen.

The upper portion of the stamen that produces pollen grains.

Male part of the flower located at the end of the stamen where pollen develops

The part of the stamen that bears the pollen.

a pollen sac in the stamen

The part of the flower stamen that contains pollen.

The pollen bearing part of a stamen, borne at the top of a filament or sessile. Apetalous

The structure in a flower bearing the pollen. See: Illustration

The primary ‘male’ reproductive structure at the tip of a flower’s stamen. The anther produces dust-like grains of pollen; which is responsible for fertilizing the ovules and the eventual formation of [..]

The pollen bearing part of a flower's male sexual organ.

The upper portion of a stamen which contains the pollen sacs.

The pollen-bearing part of a flower's male sexual organ. The filament supports the anther; together they are referred to as the stamen.

The enlarged tip of the stamen in which pollen is developed.

 The part of a stamen that produces pollen. Usually borne on a filament, it’s the male part of a flower.

the pollen-producing tip of a flower's stamen.

The part of a flower producing pollen grains which in turn produce the male cells for fertilization; these fuse with the female cells, ultimately to develop into a seed.

The male reproductive organ enclosing and containing the pollen grains. antheridiophore

the pollen-bearing part of the stamen, most often 2-locular with the loculi (pollen cavities) joined by the connective. Fig. 20 A–E.

Contains the pollen sacs of a plant and is the region where pollen is produced.

  Microsporangium bearing microspores which develop into pollen (microgametophytes). The upper part of a stamen, containing pollen sacs within which are numerous pollen grains.

The terminal pollen sac of a stamen, inside which pollen grains with male gametes form in the flower of an angiosperm. Covered in BIOL1020 Lab 6 Mitosis & Meiosis

The male reproductive organ where pollen is produced in a flowering plant.

[noun] Male part of a flowering plant that holds pollen. Appears in modules:

[Stamen] -- Section of the male part of the flower (Stamen) which contains pollen.

(n) the part of the stamen that contains pollen; usually borne on a stalk

Floral organ that produces pollen.

On a plant, the part of the stamen in which pollen is produced.

The pollen-producing producing part of a flower. (09 Oct 1997)

Pollen-producing oval body at the tip of a stamen.

The pollen-bearing part of a flower's male sexual organ. The filament supports the anther; together they are referred to as the stamen.

The pollen-bearing structure in a flower, usually borne at the end of a stalk called a filament.