Sexual Reproduction in Plants
Sexual Reproduction in Plants
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The plants that sexually reproduce have the reproductive structures called the flowers. The flower is a condensed shoot with the nodes present very close to each other. The different parts of the plant are attached to the nodes. All the structures present at one node are collectively called the whorl. The first or the outermost two whorls are called the non-reproductive whorls. They are the calyx and corolla. The inner two whorls are androecium and gynoecium, the reproductive whorls.
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