What are the parts of the flower and their function?

Answer 1

what is a flower?

List the characteristic of a flower

Describe a "not real"flower

Name some things on using the best flowers

Why would you not order a flowers dish in a restaurant?

Answer 2

Identification

Angiosperms are flower-producing plants. There are more than 250,000 known types of angiosperm including the largest, which is the South Asian rafflesia. This flower has a diameter of 3 feet. The reproductive organs are always housed within the flower itself, and when a flower contains both male and female reproductive organs it is said to be a complete, or perfect, flower.

Roots

The complete flower plant is held in place in the soil by the root, which also absorbs nutrients and water from the soil. When a root is a rhizome, like the iris, a bulb, like the hyacinth, or a tuber, like the potato, the root also serves to store carbohydrates. Roots grow beneath the surface of the soil.

Stems

Stems extend up from the root. They support the plant's flowers and leaves and can be woody or herbaceous. On plants that branch, new branches start from buds on the stems. The stems also conduct water and nutrients throughout the entire plant.

Leaves

Leaves grow out of the stems on a stem-like structure called the petiole. Through the blade of the leaf you can often see tiny sections formed by the stipules. Green leaves contain chloroplasts filled with chlorophyll, where photosynthesis transforms light energy, water and carbon dioxide into sugar and oxygen.

Flowers

The flowers house the plant's reproductive organs. They form from a calyx or sepals that protect the developing flower and also hold the petals, or corolla, in place. The corolla is the colorful and fragrant part of the flower that attracts birds and insects to help with pollination. Pollen is formed in the anthers. These are the tips of filaments in the stamen, the flower's male reproductive organs. Whether the flower depends on cross-pollination or if it self-pollinates, the pollen must come into contact with the sticky top of the female pistil. This is called the stigma. Then the pollen is conducted down the tube, called the style, and into the ovary. There, it fertilizes the ovule and finally develops into a seed.

Seeds

Inside the seed's outer covering, called the seed coat, a catyledon is protected until the environmental conditions are right for the seed to sprout and for a new plant to grow. When this happens varies according to each plant's unique features. If you carefully dissect a seed, you can see the catyledon, which looks like a very small plant curled up in a kind of fetal position.

Answer 3

Parts of the flower:

petal ( corolla ): is the colourful part of the flower.

sepal ( calyx ) : is the green part of the flower, to protect and to cover the petal.

peduncle: the stalk of a flower

receptacle: the part of the flower above the peduncle

ovule: the inside of ovary. if combined with pollen it becomes seed ( it means that ovule is the egg ).

ovary: the outer of ovule.

anther : has pollen in it. it is usually yellow.

filament: holds the anther.

filament + anther = stamen: the male part of the flower

stigma: above the style.

style: below the stigma.

ovary + ovule + stigma + style = pistil: the female part of the flower. protects the seed.

Answer 4

the stamen is the male part of a plant. The pistil is the female part of the plant. It holds the egg cells.

Answer 5

Root, stem, leaf, and bloom are the main parts of any plant.

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Answer 6

There is the stem, the anther, the pistol, and the petal!
* FACT *
The pistol is the male part of the flowering plant (the flower)

Good Luck!

Answer 7

Pistil,Stamen,Petal,Ovary