Explain what does an anther have on it?
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Answer / Rajani Jha
An anther is the male reproductive structure found in flowering plants. It contains pollen sacs, which produce and contain the male gametes (pollen grains). The surface of an anther is covered with tiny pores called stomium through which pollen is released.
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