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Which structures differentiate and develop in the flower?
Which structures differentiate and develop in the flower?
- The inflorescences and floral primordium
- The stamens and pistils
- The petals and sepals
- The androecium and gynoecium (correct)
What initiates the hormonal and structural changes that lead to the development of the floral primordium?
What initiates the hormonal and structural changes that lead to the development of the floral primordium?
- The differentiation of the androecium and gynoecium
- The decision of the plant to flower (correct)
- The development of the male and female reproductive structures
- The formation of inflorescences
What is the male reproductive organ in a flower called?
What is the male reproductive organ in a flower called?
- Sepal
- Stamen (correct)
- Pistil
- Petals
What is the female reproductive organ in a flower called?
What is the female reproductive organ in a flower called?
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