Flower EnchantedLearning.com The flower is the reproductive unit of angiosperms. Flowers usually have carpels, petals, sepals, and stamens. Please visit the web site for a good illustration

Flower Development Biology Dept Kenyon College Flower organs form in concentric rings, called whorls, starting with the outer whorl. Sepals form first, followed by petals, and then by stamen,

Flower Parts and their Roles in Reproduction First-Nature.com In the rose pictured below, parts of the flower are connected to labels. Move your cursor over the labels to see a brief descriptio

Inside a Flower Grade 5 Hartcourt School Find out what all flowers have in common. (Interactive activity) Visit the web site to get started.

Label Flowering Plant Anatomy EnchantedLearning.com Read the plant definitions, then label the diagram below. Visit the web site to get started.

Parts of a Flower Grade 2 Hartcourtschool.com Find out about parts of a flower and what they do. (Interactive activity) Visit the web site to get started.

Parts of a Flower The Seed Site Great flower illustration. Pollination and Fertilisation The pollen carries the DNA of the male parent plant, and is held in pollen sacs on the anthers. Pollin

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Parts of the Flower Lesson & Worksheet MySchoolhouse.com Text, diagram and interactive quiz.

Plant Ovules Diagram Science for kids New Zealand This diagram shows plant ovules with the angiosperm ovule on the right and the gymnosperm ovule on left. Labeled information includes the nucel

The Anatomy of a Flowering Plant By Dawn Walls-Thumma GardenGuides.com Good article with info on leaf anatomy, vascular system, flowers, reproductive structure, and seeds.

The Reproductive Parts of a Flower By Cheyenne Cartwright GardenGuides.com Overview Flowers may appear purely ornamental, but their true function is to produce seeds, so the plant can reprodu

The Role of Ovaries & Ovules in Flowering Plants By Jessica Martinez, eHow Contributor Flowering plants make up the majority of the world's plant life. Flowers are an essential plant reproductiv

What is a stamen? WikiAnswers.com Please visit the web site for answers.

What Is a Stigma in a Flower? By Lisa Russell, eHow Contributor Since the stigma is the receptacle for pollen, it has a sticky surface that the pollen adheres to and transports the pollen to the

The Perfect Flower by Gayla Trail YouGrowGirl.com Move the Bee to look around. Click yellow labels for detail views.