Sexual Reproduction in Plants
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| Pistil | Female reproductive part of the plant
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| Flower | Sexual reproductive part of the plant
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| Perfect Flower | has both male and female reproductive organs
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| Imperfect Flower | has either male or female reproductive organs not both
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| Petals | brightly colored or white leaf-like structures found inside the ring of sepals
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| Stamen | male reproductive organs of the flower (has 2 parts - filament and anther)
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| Pollen | male reproductive cells
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| Pistil | female reproductive part of the flower
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| Ovary | base of the pistil where eggs are made
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