Macrophotography affords us the opportunity to see common objects from a different perspective. In this case, a closer look at a lily’s anthers reveal pollen grains. More specifically, the anther is the pollen-producing structure of flowering plants and is found in the male reproductive organ known as the stamen. Often referred to as the pollen sac, anthers are bi-lobed structures that typically rest atop long slender stalks called filaments. The anthers comprise tissues containing spore-producing cells which divide to develop into grains of pollen.

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