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Flower Anatomy

TermDefinition
stamen male part of flower
carpel female part of flower
pollen grain male sex cell of a flower
ovule female sex cell of a flower
flower reproductive organ of a plant
petal colored part of the flower
anther the part of the flower that makes the pollen grain
ovary the part of the flower that produces the ovules
filament the part of the flower that attaches the pollen sac to the flower
style joins the stigma to the ovary
stamen made up of filament and anther
pistil another name for carpel
carpel made up of the stigma, style and ovary
pedicel stalk that attaches the flower to a tree
ovule the part of the flower that develops into a seed
ovary the flower part that usually forms the fruit
stigma the top of the carpel
angiosperm a plant that bears flowers
bouquet a collection of flowers
gamete another name for a sex cell
gymnosperm a plant that does not bear flowers
whorl a collection of petals
calyx a set of petals
corolla another name for a whorl of petals
androecium another name for stamen or male part of flower
gynoecium another name for carpel or female part of flower
perfect flower a flower that has both male and female parts
complete flower a flower that has carpel, stamen, sepal and petal
perianth the part of the flower that is made up of the sepals and petals
receptacle part of the flower where all the parts are attached
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