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What is plant morphology?
What is the outermost whorl of leaves in a flower called?
What is the structure in a flower that represents the female sexual organ?
What does the androecium represent in a flower?
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What happens to the anther in the androecium of a flower?
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What is the purpose of the calyx in a flower?
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Which part of a flower represents the male sexual organ?
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What is the function of the corolla in a flower?
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What is the role of the gynoecium in a flower?
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What is the structure in a flower that is composed of sepals and forms the outermost whorl of leaves?
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Study Notes
Plant Morphology
- Plant morphology is the study of the shape and structure of plants.
Flower Structure
- The outermost whorl of leaves in a flower is called the calyx.
- The structure in a flower that represents the female sexual organ is the gynoecium.
- The androecium represents the male sexual organ in a flower.
- In the androecium of a flower, the anther produces pollen and eventually opens, releasing the pollen.
- The calyx protects the flower bud before it opens.
- The male sexual organ in a flower is represented by the androecium.
- The corolla attracts pollinators and guides them to the reproductive parts of the flower.
- The gynoecium is responsible for producing ovules, which contain the female gametes.
- The structure in a flower composed of sepals and forming the outermost whorl of leaves is the calyx.
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Test your knowledge of plant morphology with this quiz focusing on the physical form, external structure, and development of flowering plants (Angiospermae). Explore the structure of a typical flower and its role in sexual reproduction.
