IPA: /ˈænθərɪd/
KK: /ˈænθərɪd/
A male reproductive structure in certain plants, such as mosses and ferns, that produces sperm cells.
The antherid is essential for the reproduction of many non-flowering plants.
Antherid → It is formed from "anthera" (from Greek "ánthos", meaning flower) and "-id" (a suffix used in biology to denote a relationship or connection). The word refers to a structure related to the reproductive organs of certain plants, specifically the male gametangium in non-flowering plants.
Think of 'flower' ('ánthos') to remember that an 'antherid' is related to the reproductive structures in plants.