Question

sheet of paper, tweezers and
magnifying glass
Procedures
Place a flower on a paper towel.
. Check the flower's base to find the sepals. Lift the sepals
pull them back to see the full length of the petals.
. Remove each sepal and petal and lay them on the paper
. Examine the pollen grains on the stamen using a magnis
• Remove the stamen with tweezers to find the pistil in th
Repeat this procedure with different flowers like rose
and note down the observation.
Material required: A flower,​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Background

Plants that make flowers are known as flowering plants. But do flowers only exist to make plants look pretty? Not quite! Although they can be beautiful to us, flowers are made to attract pollinators for reproduction. This means the flowers are a crucial part of the process in growing seeds to make more plants. If you look closely at a flower, you might see that it is made of many different parts, each of which has a specific purpose.