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Parts of a Flower Drag & Drop Quiz

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Identify flower parts

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Parts of a Flower Drag & Drop Quiz
 

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Identify flower parts

by Kesiah Alura
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A flowering plant is made up of many parts that work together to produce seeds . The outer green leaves protect the inner parts . The colored parts of a flower that attract pollinators are called . Surrounding these are the that protect the bud before it opens . Inside , the include the with its and , and the with the , , and .

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begins when from the travels to the of a pistil . The stigma is sticky to catch pollen grains , and the pollen then travels down the to reach the . The ovary contains , which after develop into that mature into new plants .

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The , often green and leaflike , protect the before it opens . Once the blooms , sepals may still be visible beneath the and help the flower .

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are usually bright and showy to attract and . They surround the and can be arranged in several around the of the flower .

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The is the of the flower and consists of two main pieces : the , which holds up the pollen - producing . The anther releases .

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Inside the blossom , the is the . It includes the at the top , the as a slender neck , and the at the base which houses the .

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The ? s surface is often sticky or feathery to catch pollen from visiting . Each that adheres can start a to the .

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may be found in or near , petals , or . They produce a sweet liquid that rewards , helping to ensure the transfer of pollen .

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The is the part of the where the flower attaches . It firmly supports the , and sometimes the develops from the that sits above this point .

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In many , the overall is designed to maximize reproduction . The arrangement of , , , and together forms the complete flower , ready for and .

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