1. UNIT 4 The reproduction function Natural Science 2. Secondary Education PARTS OF A TYPICAL FLOWER

2. Parts of a typical flower Corrola Calyx Sepal Petal Gynoecium or pistil Androecium Stamen Click on androecium and gynoecium to find out more UNIT 4 Natural Science 2. Secondary Education

3. It is made up of stamens. Each stamen has: A filament to support the anther. An anther, where pollen grains develop. Male gametes form inside these grains. The androecium Anther Pollen grains Filament Go back to the Start menu Parts of a typical flower UNIT 4 Natural Science 2. Secondary Education

4. This is the female reproductive organ. It is shaped like a bottle. It has three parts: Ovary: the widest part, which contains the female gametes. Style: the long part. Stigma: the tip. The gynoecium Ovary Style Female gamete Stigma Parts of a typical flower UNIT 4 Go back to the Start menu Natural Science 2. Secondary Education