The Blooming World of Flowers

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Plants reproduce sexually through flowers for the formation of fruits and seeds.
Flowers have aesthetic, ornamental, social, religious, and cultural value.
Flowers are the sites of sexual reproduction and marvels of morphology and embryology.
The two most important units of sexual reproduction develop in the male and female reproductive structures of a flower.
Hormonal and structural changes lead to the differentiation and development of the floral primordium and inflorescences.
The androecium represents the male reproductive organ and the gynoecium represents the female reproductive organ.
The pre-fertilization stage involves the differentiation and development of the androecium and gynoecium.
Flowers are adapted in a diverse range of structures to ensure sexual reproduction.
Human beings have an intimate relationship with flowers since ancient times.
Floriculture refers to the cultivation of flowers for commercial purposes.