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Is Hibiscus a monadelphous?
Is monadelphous condition found in China rose?
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What is the condition of androecium in Hibiscus?
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Monadelphous is a leading Australian engineering group providing construction, maintenance and industrial services to the resources, energy and infrastructure sectors. We are involved in some of Australia's biggest and most complex projects and facilities, reflecting our position as a leader in our chosen markets.
Monadelphous Group Limited provides engineering and construction services to the resources and petrochemical industries. The Company provides mining and processing industry maintenance, mining equipment refurbishment, project management, construction, and airport ground handling services.
The company employs 5,940 people and is administered by its head office in Victoria Park, Western Australia. Monadelphous Group Limited is listed on the ASX under the code MND.
Both the paper manufacturer and printer are certified to ISO 14001, the internationally recognised standard for environmental management.
Complete answer: – Monadelphous stamens are the condition of flowers in which all the filaments of the stamens are united into a single bundle to form a tube-like structure but anthers remain free. – The monadelphous androecium is seen in the family Malvaceae. Examples are Hibiscus Gossypium and Althea.
Hibiscus has a Monadelphous androecium. Brassica is tetradynamous i.e two lateral stamens are small and four median stamens are large. In case of helianthus there are five separate stamens which unite to form a tube around the style.
Okra and china rose are some of the examples of monadelphous stamens.
Epipetalous is a condition in which the stamens are attached to petals of the flowers instead of being inserted directly over the thalamus. For example, Solanum. In some plants like lily sepals and petals are the same which are called perianth and when anther is attached to perianth it called epiphyllous.
The androecium of Hibiscus is monadelphous as its filaments are merged in one bundle and anthers are free. The androecium of Brassica is polyadelphous as its filaments are merged into more than two bundles and the anthers remain free.
Monadelphous Corporate Offices. PERTH – HEAD OFFICE 59 Albany Highway Victoria Park WA 6100. PO Box 600 Victoria Park WA 6979 T+61 8 9316 1255. F+61 8 9316 1950. [email protected]
Monadelphous Group (ASX:MND) is limited by shares listed on the Australian Securities Exchange and included in the S&P/ASX 200 index.
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