Q1.explain the structure and functions of the reproductive organ of flowers..
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- Explain the structure and functions of the reproductive organ of flowers.
Answer:-
- A flower has four whorls =
- Sepals
- Petals
- Stamen
- Pistil (carpel)
- The leaf like green structures at the base of the flowers are called as Sepals,which are the outermost whorl of the flower.
- Petals, the second whorl, are the brightly colored structures to attract insects.
- Stamen, is the third whorl of the flower. It is also the male reproductive organ of the flower. It has a long stalk called filament and a swollen tip called anther. Pollen grains are present in the anther. Pollen grains contain male gametes.
- The innermost whorl of the flower is pistil or carpel. It is the female reproductive organ of the flower. It has three parts = a swollen, basal portion called ovary, which continues into a long style that ends in the structure called as stigma. Inside the ovary lie ovules, that contains the female gamete or egg.
Note:-
- Check the first attachment for the diagram of parts of a flower.
- Check the second attachment for the parts of a carpel.
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Additional information:-
Q. What is reproduction?
- The process of producing new individuals from the parents.
Q. What is fragmentation?
- The breaking up of the body of a plant into two or more parts of the fragment, with each part growing into a new plant.
Q. What is fertilisation?
- Fusion of the male and female gametes to form zygote.
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Key points:-
- Reproduction helps in the continuity of life on the earth.
- The two modes of reproduction are
- Asexual reproduction
- Sexual reproduction
- Plants reproduce vegetatively from their roots, stems and leaves.
- Flower is the reproductive organ of the plant.
- Flowers can be bisexual or unisexual.
- The male reproductive part of the flower is called Stamen and female reproductive part of the flower is called as pistil.
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