Question

Polyadelphous stamens are found in

• A. Cotton
• B. China rose
• C. Pea
• D. Lemon

Answer 1

The correct option is D

Lemon

The correct option is D

Explanation for the correct answer:

1. Lemons include polyadelphous stamens.
2. Polyadelphous stamens are formed when the anthers join the stamens into three or more clusters.
3. Citrus has the polyadelphous stamen, which has several tiny bunches of the fused stamen.
4. The stamens' cohesiveness is shown by the Polyadelphous condition.
5. The filaments of a flower's stamens are fused together in this state, producing many clusters or groups.
6. The filaments are joined here, but the anthers are left free.

Explanation for the incorrect answer:

Option A:

1. Cotton is a soft, fluffy staple fiber that grows around the seeds of Gossypium cotton plants in the Malvaceae family of mallows in a boll or protective shell.
2. The fiber is almost completely made up of cellulose, with traces of waxes, lipids, pectins, and water was thrown in for good measure.

Option B:
1. Hibiscus blossoms are native to Asia's tropical areas and flourish in moist or marshy conditions.

2. Hibiscus is a large flowering plant genus that has between 200 to 220 species.

Option C:

The seed pod of the pod fruit Pisum sativum is known as the pea.

Final Answer:

Polyadelphous stamens are found in lemon.