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What is the purpose of the stamen in the reproduction of flowers?
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The stamen and the anther are male reproductive organs in a flower
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Function of the flowers stamen?
The stamen produce pollen grains called gametes, which are the male sex cells. Without stamen, flower reproduction would not be possible.
What is the purpose of pollen and where is it produced?
pollen contains half of the dna of a plant and is used during plant reproduction. It is produced on the stamen.
In what part of flowers is pollen produced?
The part which produces the pollen is called the stamen.
Where does reproduction happen in a flower?
pistil and stamen
How does the stamen function in plant reproduction?
The stamen's anthers contain pollen, which fertilizes the ovary.
What are the essential parts of the flowers?
Pistil and stamen .
What is the terminal part of a flowers stamen?
Anther
what is the difference between perfect and imperfect flowers?
Perfect flowers are flowers that have both Carpels (Female Organs) and Stamen (Male Organs). This enables them to perform self-pollination. Imperfect Flowers are flowers that have either a carpel or stamen, but they cannot have both.
Where is pollen found?
Pollen is found in the stamen of flowers.
What are imperfect flower?
Imperfect flowers are flowers that have either the stamen or pistil.It can't have both.
What part of a plant is where sexual reproduction takes place?
stamen and pistil
What is difference between a perfect and imperfect flower?
Perfect flowers are flowers that have both Carpels (Female Organs) and Stamen (Male Organs). This enables them to perform self-pollination. Imperfect Flowers are flowers that have either a carpel or stamen, but they cannot have both.
