Are petals female

Answer 1

Flowers have sex organs called stamens and pistils. These are not the petals. The petals are neither male nor female. Many flowers have both pistil and stamen and are called perfect flowers. Some flowers have only stamens and are males, some have only pistils and are female.

Answer 2

A leaf can photsynthesis where as a petal cannot, the petal is missing the layer which contains chloroplasts. The loss of this layer means that petals are usually 1/2 the thickness.

Both a leaf and a petal will contain pigments but a leaves are designed to use sunlight to make food whereas a petals are used to attract pollinators, these pigmints can sometimes be unseen by human eyes but are very visiable to many birds and insects.

Answer 3

Petals are parts of a flower, leaves are not petals for example roses has petals and leaves. so they are different.

Answer 4

Neither.

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Neither. Petals are not sexual objects, they attract pollinators to a flower but are not part of the male or female sex organs.

Answer 5

No, sepals are under the little petals above the stem and leaves and the big petals that attract pollinator's.

Answer 6

sometimes but not all the time. E2020 so yes.

Answer 7

Neither. Petals are not sexual objects, they attract pollinators to a flower but are not part of the male or female sex organs.

Answer 8

Petal is neither a male part nor a female part . Itis for attracting bees and insects to the flower so that pollination can be done. petals do not directly take part in reproduction.

Answer 9

No. The petals of a flower are neither male nor female.

Answer 10

the carpel is female