Anther
Cassell's Eneyclopedia of General Information · 1910 · p. 161
that portion of the stamen of a flower- ing plant that contains the pollen. It may be compared to the blade of a leaf and to the microsnorangium in lower plants. The typical anther is oblong, divided. perpendicularly into two lobes, with a midrib or connective. The lobes commonly split longitudinally, and discharge the pollen from the doculws, or chamber within. This cavity results from the fusion of two primitive vellen-sacs. Anthers are usually yellow.:
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