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| Animals that eat only plants. |
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| Animals that eat only meat. |
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| When you take something apart to study it. |
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| The study of the different parts of a living thing. |
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| Little stalks or poles that all look the same. (male) |
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| The pole of the stamen. (male) |
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| The enlarged part at the top of every filament covered with pollen. (male) |
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| Green leaf-like points under the petals. |
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| All of the sepals together. |
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| The female part of the flower. |
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| The sticky head at the top of the carpel. It is designed to catch any pollen that touches it. (female) |
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| The long tube that holds the stigma. (female) |
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| The very bottom part of the carpel. (female) |
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| Little egg-shaped structures inside the ovary. |
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| Hundreds of flowers on one stalk. Each tiny flower in the center has it own tiny stamens and carpet with ovules deep within. |
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| Composite flowers like Daisies, Asters, Sunflowers and Dandelions. |
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| Most famous of all the carnivorous plants. |
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| Carnivorous plant that looks perfectly normal from above, but has traps that hang below the water. |
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| Has vase-like tubes that grow straight up from its grass-like stems. (carnivorous) |
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| Has sticky goo on the ends of the flower stalks. (carnivorous) |
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