Weird white unknown structure in bud

Hi there!! Take a closer look is it like this? https://www.growweedeasy.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/closeup-example-of-herm-cannabis-banana.jpg To me it looks like a "nanner" or banana. Copied from the net: What are they? Bananas are actually the exposed “male” parts of a pollen sac, called the “stamen” which would normally be surrounded by a sac to hold all the pollen until it bursts open. If you open up a fully formed male pollen sac, you will see what looks like bananas (stamens) inside. But when bananas appear on your plants, they don’t need to “burst” in order to spread pollen, they will immediately start making pollen and often will seed the buds that are close by even if bananas are removed right away, and sometimes the pollen can drift to other plants and pollinate them as well, too. It’s possible that the pollen is sterile, and won’t pollinate bud successfully…but don’t rely on that happening! What causes it? While genetics are ultimate the cause of whether a plant is capable of producing bananas and mixed-sex buds, environmental stress is often a big component in causing bananas to form. Luckily if you stick with high-quality genetics, you are much less likely to run into bananas even if you do accidentally stress your plants. Not all bananas are “fertile” and you may see them without ever getting seeds. - https://www.growweedeasy.com/cannabis-plant-problems/male-plants-hermies-bananas

These will be threads of bloom :-)