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    This document discusses the parts of flowering plants including stamens, pistils, petals and sepals. It describes the male and female reproductive organs and how fertilization occurs with pollen and ovules. Examples of different flower types like poinsettias, chrysanthemums and lilies are also provided.

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    Angiosperms

    FLOWERING Plants

    Complete flowers have stamens, a pistil, petals, and sepals.

    Stigma
    (receives the pollen
    during fertilization)
    Anther
    (contains pollen, the
    male reproductive
    Stamen

    cell)

    Pistil
    Ovary
    (female reproductive
    Filament organ)
    (holds the anther)
    Ovule
    (reproductive cell which will
    become the seed when
    fertilized by pollen)

    Stamens: Male Reproductive Organs Pistils: Female Reproductive Organs


    A stamen consists of an anther (which produces The pistil includes an ovary (where the ovules are
    pollen, the male reproductive cell) and a filament. produced; ovules are the female reproductive
    cells, the eggs), and a stigma (which receives the
    pollen during fertilization).

    Fertilization
    Pollination is often aided by insects like bees, which fly from flower to flower; as they visit flowers,
    they spread pollen and deposit it on the stigmas. After pollen grains have landed on the stigma, pollen
    tubes develop, and burrow down into the ovary, there the pollen (sperm cell) fertilizes an ovule (egg
    cell). After fertilization, the ovule develops into a seed.

    In contrast to the idealized diagram above flowers actually are quite varied in appearance. Petals come
    in a wide variety of shapes and sizes, some “petals” are actually leaves. (Some types of flowers have
    both male and female reproductive organs (as shown above), others have only male or only female
    reproductive organs.)

    Poinsettia Chrysanthemum Lily Primrose

    female
    The colorful, showy The blossom is really This lily has both male
    bracts are actually a cluster of small and female parts. It is
    modified leaves. The flowers. The showy comparable to the
    true flowers are outer flowers, which idealized flower
    yellow and held in the look like petals, are diagram above.
    center of the bracts in called rays. The fertile
    a structure called a disc flowers grow in
    cyathium. the middle. male
    Primroses have dimorphic
    flowers: two different
    forms (male or female)
    are found on different
    plants of the same
    species.

    Created by: Conservatory Education Committee, 2006


    Materials donated by the School of Education, University of Puget Sound

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