female reproductive organ

male reproductive organ

carpel orgain consist of:

stamen consist of:

known as corolla

known as sepals

a single carpel

collect and receive the pollen

long slender tube, pathway of pollen to ovary

contains and protect ovules and develop into a fruit

pollen grains develop in this area known as gametes

support the anther

eggs for fertilization

contain sperm

have 5 or 4 floral parts

3 floral parts

flower with androecium and gynoecium, a complete flower

either of androecium and gynoecium

plant with male and female frlower in same plant

with either male or female in different plant

plant with unisex male and female and bisexual flowers

several carpels united in one pistil

un-united carpel in one pistil

floral parts situated below the carpels

floral parts situated above the carpel

floral parts are same level as the carpel

with petals, sepals, androecium and gynoecium

lack one in 4 structure of plant

will become seed

will become fruit

where the sperm contained

movement of pollen from anther to stigma

sweet source of food mostly insects

group of flowers arranged in a stem

the older flower is at the top of axillary bud

youngest flower at the top

elongated and unbranched sessile flowers

elongated unbranched pedicelled flowers

branched where each branching has a terminal bud

flat-topped and rounded with pedicel

an - umbel have smaller umbel called -

enlarge stem with sessile flowers vertically

scaly drooping spike and raceme

the bract in spadix

2 dichotomous lateral branches and pedicels are equal length

branched dichasium

branched develop only in one side

zigzag w/ branches

tight modified helicoid cyme and pedicels are very short

a modified stem in structures

fusion of pollen grains with ovum to form a zygote

pollination will create - by making seed

can fetilize itself in complete plants

need a vector and incomplete flowers