monosperm
/mɒnɒˈspɛrm/Definitions
1. noun
A spore produced by a plant that is usually single and undivided.
“The rare species of orchid produced a monosperm, which germinated into a healthy seedling.”
2. noun
A single pollen grain, especially one that is capable of fertilization.
“The monosperm landed on the stigma, initiating the fertilization process in the plant.”