what are the parts of flowers
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Anther, Stigma, Stamen, Pistil, Ovary, Pollen
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First and outermost whorl - Sepals - are green parts of flower which protect a maturing bud
Second whorl in inner to sepals- Petals - are large colour showy which help in pollination by and animals by attracting insects
Third whorl inner to petals - Stamens - are male parts of the plant divided into two parts - Anther and Filament.
Filament is a long thin slender part which carries Anther on the top.
Anther carries pollen grain which help in reproduction.
Fourth and innermost whorl - Carpels - female reproductive parts of a plant.
It has three parts - Stigma , Style and Ovary
Stigma is the the uppermost part of carpel which collect the pollen grains released by anthers.
Style is the long slender part of carpel which carries Stigma on the top and pollen tube grows through the Style.
Ovary is the lowermost swollen most part of the flower which develops into a fruit.
There is another additional part called thalamus below the sepals which can also develop into a fruit.
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