Question

essential question: how do plants reproduce?
flower:
sexual reproductive structure
produces
and
and
occur here.
female part:
called
: sticky
surface for pollen to stick to.
: tube that
connects stigma to ovary.
: contains
eggs.
male part
called
: produces
sperm enclosed in pollen
grains
: holds up
the anther.

Explanation:

Flowers are sexual reproductive structures in plants. They produce male (pollen) and female (ovules) gametes. Pollination (transfer of pollen) and fertilization (fusion of gametes) occur in flowers. The female part is the pistil. The stigma is the sticky part for pollen attachment. The style is the tube connecting stigma to ovary. The ovary contains eggs. The male part is the stamen. The anther produces sperm - enclosed pollen grains. The filament holds up the anther.

Answer:

Flower:

• Produces pollen and ovules and pollination and fertilization occur here.

Female Part:

• Called pistil
• Stigma: Sticky surface for pollen to stick to.
• Style: Tube that connects stigma to ovary.
• Ovary: Contains eggs.

Male Part:

• Called stamen
• Anther: Produces sperm enclosed in pollen grains
• Filament: Holds up the anther.