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Definition of anther
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of anther is as below...
Anther
(n.) That part of the
stamen
containing
the
pollen,
or
fertilizing
dust,
which,
when
mature,
is
emitted
for the
impregnation
of the
ovary..
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Gynantherous
::
Gynantherous
(a.)
Pertaining
to an
abnormal
condition
of the
flower,
in which the
stamens
are
converted
into
pistils..
Male
::
Male (v. t.)
Capable
of
producing
fertilization,
but not of
bearing
fruit;
-- said of
stamens
and
antheridia,
and of the
plants,
or parts of
plants,
which bear
them..
Stamened
::
Stamen
(n.) The male organ of
flowers
for
secreting
and
furnishing
the
pollen
or
fecundating
dust. It
consists
of the
anther
and
filament.
Compositae
::
Compositae
(n. pl.) A large
family
of
dicotyledonous
plants,
having
their
flowers
arranged
in dense heads of many small
florets
and their
anthers
united
in a tube. The
daisy,
dandelion,
and
asters,
are
examples..
Anticous
::
Anticous
(a.)
Facing
toward
the axis of the
flower,
as in the
introrse
anthers
of the water
lily..
Spermatozoid
::
Spermatozoid
(n.) The male germ cell in
animals
and
plants,
the
essential
element
in
fertilization;
a
microscopic
animalcule-like
particle,
usually
provided
with one or more cilia by which it is
capable
of
active
motion.
In
animals,
the
familiar
type is that of a
small,
more or less ovoid head, with a
delicate
threadlike
cilium,
or tail.
Called
also
spermatozoon.
In
plants
the more usual term is
antherozoid..
Antheridium
::
Antheridium
(n.) The male
reproductive
apparatus
in the
lower,
consisting
of a cell or other
cavity
in which
spermatozoids
are
produced;
--
called
also
spermary..
Antherogenous
::
Antherogenous
(a.)
Transformed
from
anthers,
as the
petals
of a
double
flower..
Scabious
::
Scabious
(a.) Any plant of the genus
Scabiosa,
several
of the
species
of which are
common
in
Europe.
They
resemble
the
Compositae,
and have
similar
heads of
flowers,
but the
anthers
are not
connected..
Painter
::
Painter
(n.) The
panther,
or
puma..
Valve
::
Valve (n.) A small
portion
of
certain
anthers,
which opens like a
trapdoor
to allow the
pollen
to
escape,
as in the
barberry..
Synanthous
::
Synanthesis
(n.) The
simultaneous
maturity
of the
anthers
and
stigmas
of a
blossom.
Oospore
::
Oospore
(n.) A
special
kind of spore
resulting
from the
fertilization
of an
oosphere
by
antherozoids.
Syngenesis
::
Syngenesious
(a.)
Having
the
stamens
united
by the
anthers;
of or
pertaining
to the
Syngenesia.
Felis
::
Felis (n.) A genus of
carnivorous
mammals,
including
the
domestic
cat, the lion,
tiger,
panther,
and
similar
animals..
Antherozooid
::
Antherozooid
(n.) One of the
mobile
male
reproductive
bodies
in the
antheridia
of
cryptogams.
Endothecium
::
Endothecium
(n.) The inner
lining
of an
anther
cell.
Oophyte
::
Oophyte
(n.) Any plant of a
proposed
class or grand
division
(collectively
termed
oophytes
or
Oophyta),
which have their
sexual
reproduction
accomplished
by
motile
antherozoids
acting
on
oospheres,
either
while
included
in their
oogonia
or after
exclusion..
Apetalous
::
Apetalous
(a.)
Having
no
petals,
or
flower
leaves.
[See
Illust.
under
Anther]..
Inantherate
::
Inantherate
(a.) Not
bearing
anthers;
-- said of
sterile
stamens.
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