dicot
have veins that are patterned, disorganized, or squiggly
monocot
have veins that run parallel
ovule
what is #7?
pollen tube
what is #5?
pistil
what is the red area called?
stigma
what is the question mark pointing to?
style
what is the question mark pointing to?
ovary
what is the question mark pointing to?
anther
what is the question mark pointing to?
stamen
what are the red objects in this picture?
filament
what is the stem of the red part called?
petal
what is the question mark pointing to?
sepal
what is the part of the pant highlighted here?
male cell
what kind of cell is pollen?
ovule
the "egg cell" of the plant & becomes the seed when fertilized.
pollen tube
transfers pollen from stigma to ovule
stigma
collects pollen
style
supports stigma
ovary
contains one or more ovules
anther
develops and contains pollen
filament
supports anther to assist with pollination
functions of petal
protects pistil and stamens & attracts insects for pollination
sepal
outermost leaves protecting the flower during the bud stage
complete flower
contains all major flower parts including petals, sepals, & both reproductive organs
perfect flower
includes both male and female reproductive parts
incomplete flower
missing one or more of the speal, petals, stamens, or pistils
pistillate flower
when the flower is lacking stamens
pistillate flower
ear on a corn plant
staminate flower
when the flower is lacking a pistil
staminate flower
the tassel on a corn plant