stamen

Converse of object

• have: They always have many male stamens, which produce pollen.
• remove: With a small, sharp, pointed knife remove the stamen from each of the flowers.
• reveal: The vivid scarlet single form flowers open to reveal bright yellow stamens at their heart.
• dry: Saffron, as a herb, is made from the dried stamen of the crocus and is widely used in the oriental kitchen.
• surround: They carry generous clusters of gleaming flowers, with sleek scarlet sepals flaring to reveal a slim skirt of purple petals surrounding coral stamens.
• call: The male germ cells, called pollen, are produced in a part of the flower called the stamen.

Adjective modifier

• prominent: Fragrant, orange flowers with prominent dark stamens are borne in dense terminal spikes up to 25cm long.
• yellow: The next unknown is a tree like plant with long vertical branches covered in very simple white flowers with yellow stamen.
• golden: Exquisite in bud, they open fully to reveal a central boss of golden stamens.
• long: Middle image - the male flowers carrying a cluster of long stamens.
• many: The many yellow stamens are the most conspicuous feature of the flowers, varying in shade from bright to very pale.
• bright: The vivid scarlet single form flowers open to reveal bright yellow stamens at their heart.

Modifies a noun

• s: The males have 8 showy stamen s, the females a forked style.
• group: The upper stamen group arise from the bell shaped part.
• cell: Includes a splendid image of a Tradescantia stamen hair cell which clearly shows the cytoplasm strands.

Noun used with modifier

• orange: Hedychium coccineum ' Tara ' has large spikes of dense, fragrant, orange trumpet-shaped flowers with prominent darker orange stamens.

Preposition: in

• flower: However, they also noticed that the turned down stamens in the red flowers appeared to have shed their pollen.
• group: Flower medium sized to large with funnel shaped receptacle, petals yellow; stamens in two groups, sensitive; Plants self sterile.

Preposition: of

• flower: Look closely and you might just be able to see pollen at the tips of the stamens of the male tree flowers.

Preposition: with

• anther: The five stamen with anthers match the five sacred wounds & the three stigma the nails.