A stalk that bears an anther, usually distinct from the connective.
The stalk of a stamen, that is, the part that supports the anther.
The stalk of a stamen below the point of attachment to the anther.
The stalk like part of the stamen that supports the anther.
The slender portion of a stamen supporting the anther, or any thread-shaped appendage.
The stalk of an anther; lower part of a stamen.
The thin stalk of a stamen supporting an anther at its tip.
The stalk of a stamen, which carries the anther.
The lower part of the stamen, usually threadlike.
A long thin structure like a thread.
The stalk of a stamen, which carries the anther.
Situated at the cathode terminal of an x-ray or valve tube, enclosed within a glass tube along with the anode, is a component known as the filament. When the filament is heated to a high temperature, it reaches incandescence and emits electrons. The emission rate of electrons, a phenomenon known as thermionic emission, is regulated by a low-voltage heating current. This emission process is further controlled by the predetermined milliamperage setting.