It is the male reproductive part of the flower.

It produces polllen grains in the flower

The swolllen part is the thalamus

Only some plant have female and male plant and there are four type calyx-corolla-androcium-gynocium

Pistil the female part of the flower

Stigma

Style

Ovary are part of pistil

Petals:

Petals are the most attractive part of the flower 🌼

They are colourful 🌈

Stigma-

It has a sticky swollen tip

Contains pollen grains

Style -

It connects the stigma to the ovary

Ovary -

It is the base of the pistil

And contains the ovule

Ovule has eggs which is also known as the female reproductive cell

It protects the plant especially during the bud stage.

It is the outermost layer of the flower

It is a green leafy structure

Petals

It is the most attractive part of the flower and it attracts the bees and other mosquitoes to suck the nectar.

It protects the parts of the flower when it is a bud

It is the most attractive part of the flower

Sepals

This are in green .

They form a outer cover and protect the buds inside the sepals

Later these form a flower

1. It protects the inner part of the flower

2. Only some plants have female and male plant and there are calyx,Corolla etc.

STYLE connects STIGMA to OVARY

Anther

1. The anther contains pollen grains

2. The anther is on top on the filament

Ovary

1. The ovary is on the base of the flower

2. The ovary contains ovules, and ovules contains eggs

3. The eggs are the female reproductive part of the flower

4. After the pollen grains reach the ovules they form a seed and the ovary forms the fruit.

Petal-

1. The petals also known as corolla are the colourful part of the plant

2. They attract birds

Stamen-

1. The stamen is made up of two parts which are anther and filament

2. The anther contains pollen grains which are then taken to the pistil and then submitted to the style which is then gone into ovary then into ovule which forms a seed.

Stigma-

1. It is the swollen tip like structure

2. It is the sticky part of the flower

Gynoecium

1. It is the female reproductive part of the plant

2. It helps the plant especially during the bud stage

Androecium

1. It is the male reproductive part of the plant

Sepal

1. It is the outermost layer of the which forms a cup shape like structure when the bud becomes a flower.

All flower has female and male reproductive part there four type of parts that plants have to give birth to young ones by reproductive parts.

They are the most attractive part of a plant

Petals-there are five petals.

Stigma -It is the sticky part of flower.

Petals are the most attractive parts of a flower also they are in different colours.

Stigma

It has a sticky and tip which contains pollen grains

Capers

Which produce ovules contains male gametophytes

Androecium

It is the male reproductive part

It is made up of stamen

Stamen is made up of anther and filament

Only some flowers have male and female part

Glynocium-It is the female reproductive part.This contains three parts-stigma, style, ovary and ovary contains ovule.Stigma receives pollen grains produced by anther.Stigma has a sticky, swollen tip.Style connects stigma to ovary.Ovary then turn into fruit and ovule turns into seed.

All flowers have female and male reproductive parts.

The four types of parts of a flower are androecium ,gynoecium , calyx and corolla

Glynociam-It is the female part.Which contains three parts

Stigma,style,ovary

Style-it connects the ovary to the stigma

Ovary is the female reproductive part of the flower

Self pollination is the process in which the the pollen on the anther sticks to the insects which is sucking the nectar of the flower , the pollen sticks to the insect , after that the insect carries the pollen to another plant of the same type, the pollen is then carried to the pistil of another flower of the same type of or same plant.

CROSS POLLINATION

When an insect is on a flowers anther which contains pollen grains, For example a jasmine flower when the insect is sucking its nectar the pollen grains on the anther get stuck to it . Then the pollen grains are then transferred to another flower of the other plant. This process is known as Cross Pollination.

Cross pollination means pollen grains from the anther sticks the stigma of the same type of flower but another plant .

Self Pollination

Self pollination means pollen grains from the anther sticks the stigma of the same type of flower bat same plant .

Self pollination- when pollen grains are transferred to another flower through wind is called self pollination.

The process by which pollen grains from the anther of a flower get transported to the stigma of another flower is called cross pollination

Self pollination-

The process by which the pollen grains from the anther of a flower get transported to the stigma of the same flower or another flower from the same plant is called self pollination

In cross pollination pollen moves from one plant’s anther to another plant’s stigma through animals , wind and water.

Self pollination

In self pollination pollens moves from a plant’s anther to the same plant’s stigma .

Self pollination - When the pollens from the anther of a flower are released when the anther matures and are transferred to the stigma of same flower it’s called self pollination.

If a agent carries the pollen and it to an another plant of the same plant it is called self pollination.

Cross pollination

The pollen grains stick on the bee , and the bee goes to an another plant of the flower ,so the pollen grains stuck in another plant so it is cross pollination.

Cross pollination-

The process by which pollen grains

In self pollination pollen moves from one plant anther to another plant stigma through animal

Cross pollination-In cross pollination the process by which pollen grains from the anther of a flower get transported to the stigma of another flower

The process in which the pollinator

Takes pollen grains to another plant of the same species

Is called cross pollination.

Self pollination

The process in which the pollinator

takes the pollen grains to the same plant

Is called self pollination

Cross pollination - when the pollen grains from the stamens sticks to the stigma of the same type of flower but in another flower it is called cross pollination

Self pollination- when pollen grains are transferred from the anther to the stigma of the same flower or the another flower of the same plant is called self pollination

Ans- Cross Pollination is the process of when the pollinator takes the pollen grains to another plant and the pollination doesn’t takes place is called cross pollination.

Self Pollination

Ans- In self pollination pollens moves from the anther to the other plant of the same species is called self pollination.

The anther produces pollen. The filament supports the anther.

pollen moves from one plant’s anther to another place’s stigma through animals, and sometimes water.-

Pollen from stamens sticks to an insect as it visits a flower to collect food than the insects goes to another plant.

Self pollination -

When self pollination occurs the pollens of one plant goes to another plant’s stigma

In self pollination pollen moves from one plant’s anther to same plants stigma.

Cross pollination -

In cross pollination pollen moves from one plant’s anther to another plant’s stigma by animals, wind, insects and sometimes water

In self pollination the the agents of pollination (insects , mammals , water , wind ,reptiles) this sit on the flowers for nectar and pollen grains stuck on their body parts then the insects sit on the another flower and the pollination will take place . But if the insects sit on the another species of flower then the pollination will not take place.

Cross pollination

Cross pollination takes place when the pollen grains from the anther get transport’s in another flower’s stigma and sticks over their this is called cross pollination

Self pollination:- Self pollination, the process by which the pollen grains from the anther of a flower gets transported to the stigma of the same flower or anther from the same plant is called self pollination.

In the flower 🌼 of the same plant or the another flower of the same type this process is called self pollination.

Cross pollination - When the pollen grains are transferred to the anther of the another flower 🌷 this process is called cross pollination.

Self pollination is the process in which the pollen on the anther sticks to the insects.pollen moves from one plant’s anthers to another plant’s stigma through animals, wind and sometime water.

Cross pollination:

Cross pollination is the process by which pollen grains from the anther of the flower get transported to the stigma of the another flower is called cross pollination

Into the stigma 🌼🌹of the same type of plant 🌱 🪴⚡️

Cross pollination-when the pollen grain s are transferred to another flower of the same species through pollinators is called cross pollination.

Self pollination- when pollen grains are transferred to another flower through wind is called self pollination

Cross pollination-when the pollen grains from anther get transferred to stigma of pistil of same flower or another flower of same type is known as cross pollination. This happens both in monosexual and bisexual plants

Self-pollination can happen in bisexual flowers, which have both male and female parts.

The process by which the pollen grains from the anther get transported to the stigma of the same type of flower but another plant.

Self Pollination

The process by which the pollen grains from the anther get transported to the stigma of the same type of flower but same or another plant

The process of transferring the pollen grains to stigma through the style to ovary from to an another flower is called self pollination

Self pollination:When pollen grains from the anther to the stigma of the same flower or another flower of the same plant is known as self pollination. These take place in both bisexual and monosexual flowers.Examples are mango and rose.

Pollen from stamens sticks to an insect as it visits a flower to collect food than the insects goes to another plant.

Self pollination -

When self pollination occurs the pollens of one plant goes to another plant’s stigma