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botany flower

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what part of the reproductive structure of a flower form a fruit ovary
what is the function of the stigma receives pollen
what structure produces pollen anther
what is the pistil of a flower female part of the flower
what becomes a seed after feralization ovule
what is double fertilization produces the embryo and endosperm by 1 grain of pollen
what are the 3 layers of the pericarp exocarp, mesocarp, and endocarp
what fruit type is an apple pome
what fruit type is a peach drupe
what fruit type is a tomato berry
what is the difference between dehiscent and indehiscent fruits dehiscent opens up when mature and indehiscent doesn't
what do plants disperse seeds reproduce
what is the function of endosperm to keep the embryo alive/ food supply
what is the difference between complete and perfect flower complete has sepals and petals, perfect doesn't have to
sepal leaves under the bud
petal colorful, attracts the pollinators
stamen male part of the flower
anther produces pollen
filament supports the anther (stem)
carpel female, contains the ovary, stigma, and style
pistil female part of the flower
stigma collects pollen
style female, allows pollen to travel to ovary
ovary female, where fertilization occurs, holds ovules
ovule becomes a seed after fertilization, zygote of the female reproduction tract
receptacle vegetative tissue near end of reproductive stem
pedicel flower stalk
complete flower contains petals, sepals, stamens, and pistil
perfect flower flower with male and female parts
embryo tiny plant
endosperm food supply in seed
fruit seed bearing structure
pericarp wall that surrounds the seed
exocarp outside skin of fruit
mesocarp fleshy fruit
endocarp inside near the seed in fruit
berry many ovaries
drupe single seed in fruit
pome fibrous flesh with swollen ovary
dehiscent fruit that opens when mature to spread seeds
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