The pollen in a flower is produced on what structure?

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Aug 2, 2016

Pollen are seen on the stamen in a flower

Explanation:

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Example is a Hibiscus flower.
Parts of a flower include sepals [not seen in picture]
the bright red petals.
From the center of the petals arises the style [red stem-like structure] at the end of which are the stigma, which forms the female reproductive structure.
Nearer the tip of the style and surrounding it are small, yellow tipped
stamen, which have a very short stem. The yellow colored ones are the pollen in this particular flower.

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