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Flower Study List

Flowers and flower parts

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What is the gynoecium? The parts that make up the felmale part of the flower. This includes the carpel(s) and all of their parts (stigma, style, ovary and ovule).
What is the androecium? The androecium is all of the parts that make up the male part of the flower. This includes the stamens and all of their parts.
What are carpellate flowers? These are "female" flowers. They produce fruit (and have no male parts).
What are staminate flowers? Flowers that only have androecium, meaning they are "male" flowers.
What are perfect flowers? Flowers that have both male and female parts.
What are monoecious flowers? Plants that have carpellate and staminate flowers on a single individual.
What are dioecious flowers? Plants that have carpellate and staminate flowers on separate individual plants.
What is the basic function of a flower? Reproduction!!!! Pollen from an anther is delivered to a stigma. The pollen germinates on the stigma and forms a pollen tube that delivers sperm to the egg within the ovule.
What develops into an embryo? The fertilized egg.
What develops into endosperm? The fertilized polar nuclei.
What is endosperm? It is nutritive tissue for the embryo.
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