Identify A and B.

A - Stigma; B - Style

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A - Stigma; B - Filament

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A - Anther; B - Filament

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A - Anther; B - Style

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Solution

The correct option is C A - Anther; B - Filament
The male reproductive organ of a flower is called the stamen. Each stamen consists of two parts - the bilobed structure called the anther and the stalk is called the filament.
The stamens are collectively called the androecium. It is the third whorl of the flower from the outer to inner side.

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I: Filament

II: Anther

III: Stigma

IV: Ovary

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