Question

note on floral part and their structure​

Answer 1

Parts of Flower :

A typical angiospermic flower consists of four parts arranged in four whorls -

• The Calyx
• The Corolla,
• The Androecium
• Gynoecium or Pistil

Details :

1 】 Calyx : Calyx is the outermost whorl of the flower.

2 】 Corolla : Corolla forms the second whorl from outside and it is present in inner to calyx.

3 】 Androecium : It is the male reproductive whorl of the flower inner to corolla and is composed of units called stamens.

4 】 Gynoecium : Gynoecium is also called pistil, forms the innermost whorl of the flower.

For the structure referring to the attachment -

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