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| Term | Definition | |
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| Diadelphous stamens | Stamens united into two, often unequal, sets; e.g., those of many Fabaceae, which have nine stamens in one set and one stamen in the other. |  |
| Didynamous stamens | With two pairs of stamens of unequal length. |  |
| Heteromorphic stamens | Stamens of two distinct types; one type usually bears fertile pollen and the other type bears sterile or fodder pollen; e.g., |
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| Stamens | The male part of the flower comprised of the filament and the anther. | |
| Urticaceous stamens | Stamens that spring forward to release pollen at anthesis; typical of the flowers of the Urticaceae and some related families. | |
| Vestigial stamens external | Referring to an inwardly curved hood that possesses vestigial stamens only on the outside of the coil; e.g., in the Lecythidaceae. |