Angiosperms

What is the job of petals in a flower?

• To provide a protective layer around an unopened flower

• To attract bees and other pollinators

• To produce seeds for reproduction

What is the role of the sepal in a flower?

• To attract bees and other pollinators

• To produce seeds for reproduction

• To provide a protective layer around an unopened flower

What are the components of the female reproductive part of a flower?

• Stigma + style + ovary + ovule

• Stamen + anther + filament + pollen

• Petal + stamen + pistil + sepal

What is the function of the stigma in the pistil?

• It supports the anther.

• It receives pollen during pollination.

• It connects the stigma to the ovary.

What is the characteristic feature of the stigma that helps it collect pollen?

• It is colorful.

• It is sticky.

• It is long and slender.

What is the role of the style in the pistil?

• It connects the stigma to the ovary.

• It captures insects for pollination.

• It is the male reproductive part.

What does a ripened ovary develop into?

• A leaf

• A root

• A fruit

What is the male reproductive organ of a flower called?

• Petal

• Stamen

• Pistil

Where are the female reproductive cells (eggs) produced in a flower?

• In the stamen

• In the ovary, within the ovule

• In the anther

What are the two main parts of the stamen?

• Anther and filament

• Ovary and ovule

• Stigma and style