Biology, asked by iryan, 10 months ago

What are the key functional differences between the male and female parts of flowers?

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Answered by arushi961
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Answer:

Male part- stamen – produces pollen grains

female part - ovary/pistil- produces ovum

Answered by shailendrachoubay456
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Male And Female Flower

Explanation:

Male flower

  • Stamens-The male pieces of the flower (each comprises of an anther held up on a fiber).  
  • Anthers- Produce male sex cells (dust grains) .
  • Stigma- The top of the female piece of the bloom which gathers dust grains .
  • Ovary-Produces the female sex cells (contained in the ovules).  

Female flower

  • The main role of a flower is proliferation. Since the blossoms are the regenerative organs of plant, they intercede the joining of the sperm, contained inside dust, to the ovules contained in the ovary.  
  • Fertilization is the development of dust from the anthers to the disgrace.  
  • Stamen: The dust delivering some portion of flowers, typically with a slim fiber supporting the anther.
  • Anther: The  dust is created in the stamen.
  • Pistil: The ovule delivering some portion of a flower.
  • Ovary:The ovary frequently underpins a long style, bested by a disgrace.
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