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By: Ashley Martin Adapted by Valerie Hunt

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By: Ashley MartinAdapted by Valerie Hunt

By: Ashley MartinAdapted by Valerie Hunt

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What is a flower?

A flower is the reproductive structure of an angiosperm or flowering plant.

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• calyx• corolla• stamen• pistil

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The calyx is the outer protection of the flower. It is made of the sepals and receptacle.

Calyxsepals

receptacle

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The corolla is usually the most obvious part of the flower—the petals. Often scented and colorful, the petals attract pollinators to the flower.

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Anther – holds the pollen which contains the sperm cells.

Filament- Thread-like part that supports the anthers

The stamen is the male part of the flower and is usually located inside the petals. The stamen is composed of an anther and a filament.

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The carpel is the female part of the flower and is usually located in the center of the flower. The carpel is composed of a stigma, style, ovary, and ovules.

Many flowers have only one carpel. But some have many. The collective term for the carpels of a flower is pistil.

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• Is the female part of the Is the female part of the flowerflower

• Can be a single pistil Can be a single pistil consisting of several fused consisting of several fused carpels (A) carpels (A)

• May contain several pistils May contain several pistils each consisting of a single each consisting of a single carpel (B)carpel (B)

• Contains the stigma, style, Contains the stigma, style, ovary and ovules.ovary and ovules.

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•Stigma – The sticky surface at the top of the pistil which is the site where pollen is trapped and held.

•Style – The tube-like structure that supports the pistil

•Ovary– At the base of the pistil, contains the ovules,or the eggs of the plant.

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Calyx

Corolla

Ovule

Pistil Stamen (Carpel)

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Scientists classify a flowers based on these four basic parts of the flower—Calyx, corolla, stamen, and pistil.

COMPLETE flower four parts: calyx, corolla, stamen and pistil

INCOMPLETE flower Lacks any of the four parts

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And…

PERFECT flower Has a pistil and a stamen—male and female Male + Female = “A Perfect Marriage”

IMPERFECT flower Has just a pistil or a stamen but NOT both.

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True or False Test

Can a flower be…

Perfect and complete? TRUE

Perfect and incomplete?TRUE

Imperfect and complete?FALSE

Imperfect and incomplete?TRUE

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Click on the flower to hear a little review song.

Calyx

Corolla

Ovule

Pistil Stamen (Carpel)

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Let’s illustrate the “Parts of the Flower” song!