Flower anatomy

The "female" reproductive structure of flowers is called...

• Filament

• Anther

• Pistil

• Stamen

This structure is sticky and helps catch pollen grains!

• Stigma

• Style

• Stamen

• Ovary

Protects the reproductive structures of the flower and also attracts pollinators.

• Peduncle

• Receptacle

• Sepals

• Petals

Located at the top of the filament and creates pollen grains.

• Pistil

• Stamen

• Anther

• Filament

The "male" reproductive structure on flowers is called...

• Style

• Ovule

• Pistil

• Stamen

The first leaves to develop that protect the flower and support the flower.

• Sepal

• Petal

• Receptacle

• Peduncle

Part of the female structure of the flower that holds the ovules and swells with glucose when the flower is pollinated.

• Pistil

• Ovary

• Style

• Stigma

The structure that carries pollen from the stigma to the ovary and contains the pollen tube.

• Stigma

• Stamen

• Pistil

• Style

The upper part of the stem located under the flower that holds up the flower and is left on the fruit.

• Petal

• Sepal

• Peduncle

• Receptacle

Part of the male structure that holds the anther up.

• Stamen

• Pistil

• Style

• Filament