Parts of a Plant & Complete Flower Anatomy

Flower Anatomy

Here are the main parts of flower:

• Pistil: The female reproductive organ in the center of the flower.
  • Stigma: The sticky tip of the pistil, where pollen grains land.
  • Style: The stalk-like structure that connects the stigma to the ovary.
  • Ovary: The basal part of the pistil, containing ovules (future seeds).
• Stamens: The male reproductive organs, surrounding the pistil.
  • Anther: The sac-like structure at the top of the stamen, containing pollen grains.
  • Filament: The stalk-like structure that supports the anther.
• Petals: The brightly colored or showy structures that attract pollinators.
• Sepals: The green, leaf-like structures that enclose the flower bud and protect the developing flower.
• Pedicel: The stalk that connects the flower to the stem.

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Also Check:

Plant Cell Diagram	Leaf Cross-section
Monocot & Discot Root Cross-Section Diagram	Plant Root System Diagram
Plant Stem Cross-secssion