What is the internal structure of a flower?

Answer 1

Flowers are main reproductive part of plants. The flower parts are arranged in 4 whorls.

The first whorl constitutes of the calyx, the second constitutes of the corolla, third androecium and fourth gynoecium. Androecium and gynoecium are the male and female reproductive parts. The androecium consists of the anthers and staminal tube. They release pollen. The gynoecium consists of ovary that has ovules which are female gametes. The ovary has a long tube like structure called style which has a terminal stigma, which accepts pollen.

Answer 2

A flower typically consists of four main parts: sepals, petals, stamens, and pistil. The male reproductive organs, stamens, produce pollen, while the female reproductive organ, pistil, contains the ovary where the seeds develop. Sepals and petals protect the reproductive parts of the flower and attract pollinators.

Answer 3

The inner parts of the flower are the sex organs. Think about the "pistil packing mama". Some flowers have male sex organs AND female sex organs. Other flowers have separate flowers or even separate plants.

Answer 4

The parts of a flower are in this diagram. The pollen is from the male part of the flower. It needs to get into the ovary.

Answer 5

When you open the bud of a flower, you usually find a stamen and the inner core.

Answer 6

The Sepals are the most outer part of the flower they also protect bud.

Answer 7

Pistil - female reproductive part of flower

Stamen - male reproductive part of flower

Anther

Filament

Stigma

Style Ovary

Ovule

Answer 8

The inside of a flower is called the stamen. The stamen produces the pollen of the plant for in order for reproduction.

Answer 9

well, none of it does, but bees transform it into honey with their own nutrients.

Answer 10

Pistil and stamen .