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Stamen is the female reproductive part of the flower.

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Important Questions on Reproduction in Plants

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When the flower is a bud, its parts are protected by the
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Science>Biology>Reproduction in Plants>Flowers : Structure and Types
What is the importance of petals in a flower?    
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Plants such as lily and Hibiscus bear _____ (unisexual/bisexual) flowers.

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Science>Biology>Reproduction in Plants>Flowers : Structure and Types
Sketch the reproductive parts of a flower.
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Calyx is a
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Science>Biology>Reproduction in Plants>Flowers : Structure and Types
The capsule-like structure at the top of the filament is known as _____.
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After pollination and fertilization in a flower, most often all the parts of the flower fall off except one. Which is this part? What does it develop into?
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The _____ at the tip of the style is sticky to touch. 

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Science>Biology>Reproduction in Plants>Flowers : Structure and Types
Why are most flowers brightly coloured with a sweet smell?
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The _____ (pistil/stamen) is the innermost circle of a flower.
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Science>Biology>Reproduction in Plants>Flowers : Structure and Types
Sepals attract insects for the process of pollination.
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Why are flowers important to a plant? What would happen if there were no flowers?
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Science>Biology>Reproduction in Plants>Flowers : Structure and Types
_____is a special organ of flowering plants which works as the reproductive system.
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_____ produces the eggs or female gametes.
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The outermost circle of a flower that protects the bud is made of _____.
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Science>Biology>Reproduction in Plants>Flowers : Structure and Types
The most conspicuous part of a flower is (Do not write the scientific term)
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Science>Biology>Reproduction in Plants>Flowers : Structure and Types
_____ flowers have self-pollination. (Unisexual/Bisexual)
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Plants such as papaya have _____.

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Science>Biology>Reproduction in Plants>Flowers : Structure and Types
Green leaves that protect the floral parts in bud stage are called
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Science>Biology>Reproduction in Plants>Flowers : Structure and Types
Sepals in most flowers are colourful.