Question

6 fill in the blank 9 points label the parts of the flower. a. answer f. answer b. answer g. answer c. answer h. answer d. answer i. answer e. answer j. answer k. answer

Explanation:

To label the parts of a flower, we refer to typical flower anatomy:

A.

Flower part A (usually a petal) → Petal

B.

Part B (often an anther) → Anther

C.

Part C (often a filament) → Filament

D.

Part D (often a stigma) → Stigma

E.

Part E (often a style) → Style

F.

Part F (usually a sepal) → Sepal

G.

Part G (often an ovary) → Ovary

H.

Part H (often an ovule) → Ovule

I.

Part I (usually a receptacle) → Receptacle

J.

Part J (often a pedicel) → Pedicel

K.

Part K (usually the stem/flower stalk) → Flower Stalk (or Peduncle)

(Note: Exact labels depend on the specific flower diagram’s labeling, but these are standard flower parts. Adjust based on the diagram’s key if available.)

For each blank:
A. Petal
B. Anther
C. Filament
D. Stigma
E. Style
F. Sepal
G. Ovary
H. Ovule
I. Receptacle
J. Pedicel
K. Flower Stalk (Peduncle)

Answer:

To label the parts of a flower, we refer to typical flower anatomy:

A.

Flower part A (usually a petal) → Petal

B.

Part B (often an anther) → Anther

C.

Part C (often a filament) → Filament

D.

Part D (often a stigma) → Stigma

E.

Part E (often a style) → Style

F.

Part F (usually a sepal) → Sepal

G.

Part G (often an ovary) → Ovary

H.

Part H (often an ovule) → Ovule

I.

Part I (usually a receptacle) → Receptacle

J.

Part J (often a pedicel) → Pedicel

K.

Part K (usually the stem/flower stalk) → Flower Stalk (or Peduncle)

(Note: Exact labels depend on the specific flower diagram’s labeling, but these are standard flower parts. Adjust based on the diagram’s key if available.)

For each blank:
A. Petal
B. Anther
C. Filament
D. Stigma
E. Style
F. Sepal
G. Ovary
H. Ovule
I. Receptacle
J. Pedicel
K. Flower Stalk (Peduncle)