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Can someone please help!! Name the parts making the male part of the flower. And state what each part does please don’t search u

p the answers and put it into your own words it would mean alot

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Hatshy [7]3 years ago

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Anther: It produces pollen.

Filament: It hold the anther.

Anther and filament together make the stamen.

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