The word "anther" refers to the part of a flower that produces and contains pollen. It is a component of the stamen, the male reproductive organ of a flower. The anther is typically located at the top of a slender stalk called the filament and consists of two lobes that house pollen sacs, where pollen is produced. This pollen is necessary for the plant's reproduction through pollination.

It seems you might have intended to ask about the word "another," which is a determiner used to indicate an additional or different one. "Anther" and "another" are often confused in spelling and usage, but their meanings are quite different. "Another" means an additional or different item, while "anther" is specifically the floral pollen-producing structure.