What is the difference between ADELPHOUS AND SYNGENESIOUS?

Adelphous and syngenesious refer to different types of floral structures in botany. Adelphous describes stamens that are united by their filaments, forming a single structure, while syngenesious refers to stamens that are fused at their anthers but remain separate at their bases. Both terms highlight variations in stamen arrangement, which can affect pollination and reproductive strategies in flowering plants.