Question

compare the characteristics of androecium and gynoecium in two different flowers

Answer 1

It consists of the stamen which has two parts : the anther and the filament. Androecium: It is the male reproductive whorl offlower.It is made up ofone or more stamens. Each stamen consist of three parts, filament, anther and connective.Gynoecium: It is the female reproductive whorl of aflower.

Answer 2

Characteristics of androecium and gynoecium in two different flowers:

Androecium is the 'male stamens' of the flower. Gynoecium is the 'female pistil' of the flowers. Both these parts are present in some flowers while some flowers have only one part.  

The gynoecium is located in the 'innermost whorl' of the pistils and is surrounded by the stamens. Stamens are pollen-producing parts of a flower. The insects can reach androecium whereas The insects cannot reach gynoecium.

Flowers that have only the androecium are called staminate and flowers that have only the gynoecium are called pistillate.