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the four nodes of modified stem to which the sepals, petals, stamens and carpels, all of which are modified leaves, are attached
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| In gynoecium. Multiple carpels are typically fused together into a pistil; made of stigma, style, and ovary. |
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| both calyx and corolla present |
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| second whorl of modified leaves in the flower. May attract pollenators on the basis of taste, smell or sight. |
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| archaic name for carpel. Flower structure that supports and produces the female gametophyte |
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| base of the pistil containing ovule(s) |
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| collective term for calyx and corolla |
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| collective term for carpels (pistils) |
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| collective term for petals |
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| collective term for stamens |
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| female gametophyte made up of eight cells. |
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| first whorl of modified leaves in the flower. May range from leaf-like to petal-like. |
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| flowers have flower parts attached below the ovary |
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modified leaves in the androecium that support and produce the male gametophyte; composed of filament (long stalk) and anther (makes male gametophytes).
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| neck of the pistil through which pollen tube grows |
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| part of the stamen: the chambers at the top of the filament where meiosis occurs and pollen is formed |
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| part of the stamen: the stalk holding up the anther |
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| stamens and pistil(s) in same flower |
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| the arrangement of sepals, petals, etc at their nodes. |
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| the collective term for the sepals |
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| the female gamete, one of the eight cells in the female gametophyte. |
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| the pollen, or more specifically, the two cells inside the pollen. |
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tip of the pistil on which pollen lands and germinates; held up by the style
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1) Androecium
2) Staman (Anther and fillament)
3) Gynecium
4) Carpels (Stigma, style and ovary)
5) Receptacle
6) Pedicel
7) Corolla
8) Petal
9) Callyx
10) Sepals
11) Perianth |
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1) Epigynous (inferior ovary)
2) Perigynous (flower parts AROUND ovary)
3) Hypogynous (Superior ovary) |
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