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    The Power of

    Flower
    Flowers are the reproductive organs
    for angiosperms (flowering plants).
    The stamen and pistil are the essential
    parts needed to make a seed because
    they produce the gametes or sex cells
    (sperm and egg cells) for reproduction.
    MALE REPRODUCTIVE PARTS OF
    A FLOWER
    - The stamen is the male
    reproductive organ or part of
    a flower. It consists of
    filament
    and anther. The number of
    petals is usually the same as
    the number of stamens. All
    stamens together form the
    androecium.
    Two Parts of Stamen
    1. anther - produces a yellowish or
    reddish powder called pollen grains
    which contain the male gametes (sperm
    cells).

    2. filament – is a slender stalk that


    supports the anther.
    FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE PARTS OF
    A FLOWER
    • The pistil is the female reproductive
    organ or part of a flower. It is located
    in the center of the flower and is
    usually surrounded by stamens. It is
    made up of the stigma, style, and
    ovary. The set of a flower’s pistil in
    known as gynoecium.
    Three Parts of Pistil
    1. stigma - the sticky and swollen part that catches
    pollen grains.
    2. style – a slender tube that connects the stigma to
    the ovary.
    3. ovary – the enlarged bottom portion of pistil that
    contains one or many ovules. The ovule is
    in the inner part of the ovary that contains
    the female gamete or egg cell and becomes
    seed after fertilization.
    Accessory Parts of a Flower
    1. petals - the colorful part of a flower
    that attracts insects and protects the
    lower parts where seeds are made of.
    The collective term for petals is called
    corolla.
    2. sepals - are modified leaves which
    enclose and protect the other parts of
    a flower when it is still a bud. A group
    of sepals is called calyx.
    3. receptacle - is the enlarged upper
    end of flower stalk which bears the
    flower or group of flowers.

    4. peduncle - a stalk bearing the


    flower or is also known as a stem.

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