Parts of a flower

The video explains the reproductive process of flowers, highlighting that all flowers contain both male and female parts necessary for reproduction. It begins with the role of petals and sepals in protecting the flower bud. Once the flower blooms, the male part, called the stamen, produces pollen, while the female part, known as the carpel or pistil, collects pollen and facilitates fertilization. This process results in the production of seeds, ensuring the continuation of plant species.

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