Why are the following described as stated:
(a)The androecium of the pea flower is diadelphous

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(a)

In pea plants, the filaments of the androecium are fused into two bundles.

So, the androecium of the pea flower is diadelphous.

The anthers remain free while the filaments are clustered

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