Flower's Anatomy
Sepals are usually this color?
What is green?
This part of the flower attracts pollinators.
What are petals?
Pollination is the combination of this along with an ovule to form a seed.
What is pollen?
Most fruits are this type.
What is simple fruit?
Flowers can be split into three categories based on their life cycles. List these 3 categories.
What are annuals, biennials, and perennials?
This part of the flower produces pollen.
What are stamens?
These are considered to be the male part of the flower.
What are stamens?
This is 2 ways that pollen can be transferred.
What is wind/rain and animals?
Aggregate fruit forms from a flower that has multiple of these.
What are pistils?
This happens to annuals at the end of summer/fall.
What is they die?
This is considered the female part of the flower.
What is the pistil?
This is the name for unfertilized seeds or eggs.
What are ovules?
After pollination, a swollen ovary becomes this.
What is fruit?
Figs are an example of this type of fruit.
What is multiple fruit?
Cabbage falls into this category.
What is biennial?
This is the main purpose of the flower.
What is reproduction? (Producing seeds)
These are flowers that only have stamens and no pistil.
What are staminates?
Flowers produce this sweet liquid to attract pollinators.
What is nectar?
Peanuts go into this category.
What is legume?
Asparagus fall into this category.
What is perennial?
This is the part of the flower that surrounds the ovules.
What is the ovary?
This flower is known as the stinkiest plant on the planet.
What is the corpse flower/devil's tongue?
In this type of plant, the pollen from the same plant is used to fertilize the ovule.
What is self-pollinating?
Name a type of pome.
What is an apple or pear?
This is the reason that we rarely see the flowers of biennial plants.
What is we harvest them after the 1st season? Their flowers/seeds grow in the 2nd season.