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4.8 Sexual Reproduction System Of Flowering
Plants
Learning Outcomes:Identify the different parts of a flower
Identify the male and female reproductive parts of a flower
Identify the male and female gametes
Describe the functions of the male and female reproductive parts of a flower in sexual reproduction.
Structure of A flower
The flower is the reproductive organ of flowering plants.
The function of the flower is to make gametes and to ensure that fertilisation will take place.
Parts of flowersepals
petals
stamen
pistil
receptacle
pedicel ( flower stalk)
(Pedicel)Receptacle
Pedicel - it also known as the flower stalk.
Receptacle - the enlarged end of the flower stalk.
Sepals - modified leaves that surround the leaves
Petals - modified leaves that usually brightly colored and sometimes scented.
Stamen - male part of the flower. It is made up of anther and filament
Pistil- female part of the flower. It is made up of stigma, style and ovary.
Part Function
SepalsSurround the leaves and protect the parts of the
flower that are still in the bud stage
PetalsUsually brightly coloured and scented to attract
insects. Protect stamen and pistil
AntherProduces pollen grains which carry the male
gametes
FilamentSupport the anther so that the pollen grains can
be dispersed
Stigma Receives pollen grains
StyleSupports the stigma
OvaryProduces the ovules which contain the female
gametes
FEMALEMALE
ovule
Male & Female Parts
Unisexual Flowers
Male
Female
Female male
Unisexual Flower
Unisexual flowers contain either the stamens (male flowers) or the pistils (female flowers)
Examples of plants with unisexual flowers are papaya , oil palm trees and maize plant.
Bisexual Flower
Bisexual Flower
most flowering plants have bisexual flowers which contain both the stamen and the pistils.
Examples of plants : hibiscus, morning glory, flame of the forest
Pollen Grain
Pollen Grain
REVIEW QUESTIONS1. State the functions of the following
parts of the flower: petal, stigma, filament
2. In which part(s) of the flower are the male and female gametes found?
3. What is the difference between unisexual and bisexual flowers?
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