Biology
Given alongside is the structure of the female reproductive part of a flower. Read the information given alongside and fill in the blanks :
Gynoecium is the innermost whorl of a flower which is made up of carpels. Its main function is production of female gametes that develop into seeds after the process of fertilization.
The terminal knob-like part of the pistil is (a) …………… which is covered with hairs or with glandular papillae. (b) …………… is the tubular slender stalk which connects the uppermost part to the lowest part of the pistil. Ovary is the swollen basal portion composed of one or many (c) …………… fused together. Ovary contains one or more rounded bodies, the (d) …………… which are attached to the wall of the ovary with (e) …………… .
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The terminal knob-like part of the pistil is Stigma which is covered with hairs or with glandular papillae. Style is the tubular slender stalk which connects the uppermost part to the lowest part of the pistil. Ovary is the swollen basal portion composed of one or many Carpels fused together. Ovary contains one or more rounded bodies, the Ovules which are attached to the wall of the ovary with Placenta.
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Match the parts in column A with the flowers or parts of flower in column B.
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Example: (f)-6: Bears all the floral whorls.
Name
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- Two types of unisexual flowers
- Two main parts of a Stamen
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- Three types of stamens on the basis of their cohesion.
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- Dioecious plants
- Imperfect flowers
- Bisexual flowers