Attachment of Stamens Stamen Arrangement in a Flower
Types of Carpels Post-Fertilization Changes Placentation (Arrangement of Ovules in the Ovary)
Parts of a Flower – Introduction A flower is the reproductive structure of angiosperms and is typically composed of four floral whorls arranged in a specific order. These whorls are distinct sets of floral organs, each serving a specific function in the structure and reproduction of the plant. The four floral whorls are: These floral...
The outermost whorl of a flower, composed of sepals.Function: Protects the flower in the bud stage and provides structural support.Characteristics:
Aestivation Definition: The mode of arrangement of sepals or petals in a floral bud, in relation to other members of the same whorl. Types of Aestivation:
Definition: The pattern of leaf arrangement on a stem or branch. Types of Phyllotaxy:
Definition: The arrangement of flowers on the floral axis.Formation: Types of Inflorescence:
Definition: The reproductive unit of angiosperms, responsible for sexual reproduction.Parts of a Flower: Types of Flowers: Flower Symmetry: Floral Structure Based on Number of Parts: Bract Presence: Position of Ovary on Thalamus: