androphore
/ˌændrəˈfɔr, ˌæn-/Definitions
1. noun
A male gamete or sperm cell, especially of a plant.
“The plant’s androphore played a crucial role in reproduction.”
2. noun
In botany, a staminal column or a stamen that carries pollen in plants such as orchids.
“The orchid’s androphore was composed of numerous stamens.”