Stamen Meaning in English
word
ˈsteɪ.mən
STAY-muhn
stˈeɪmɛn
stay-MEN
释义
The stamen is the part of a flower that produces pollen; it is usually made up of a thin stalk and a sac at the tip.
用法与细微差别
'Stamen' is a botanical term, mainly used in scientific or educational contexts about flowers. It always refers to male reproductive part of the flower. Commonly paired with 'pistil,' the female part.
Spanish: estambrePortuguese (BR): estamePortuguese (PT): estameChinese (Simplified): 雄蕊Chinese (Traditional): 雄蕊Hindi: परागदलArabic: سداةBengali: পুংকেশরRussian: тычинкаJapanese: おしべVietnamese: nhị hoaKorean: 수술Turkish: erkek organ - stamenUrdu: نرگسہIndonesian: benang sari
例句
The lily has a large yellow stamen.
basic
A bee collects pollen from the stamen of a flower.
basic
The stamen is important for making seeds.
basic
You can often see the yellow pollen on the stamen when you look closely at a flower.
natural
If the stamen is removed, the flower can’t produce pollen anymore.
natural
Unlike the pistil, the stamen is usually found in large numbers inside the same flower.
natural