PLS 6V Exam 1

Cut-flower roses

potted rose

Delphinium

Snapdragon

Oriental lilies

stargazar

Petunia

Tulip

Daisy chrysanthemum

incurve chrysanthemum

quill chrysanthemum

Decorative chrysanthemum

anemone chrysanthemum

azalea

fuchsia

Gerbera

hibiscus

Narcissus (Daffodil)

Primula

Passiflora passion flower

Crocus

Alstroemeria

Easter lily

Forget-me-not

Osteospermum

Cyclamen

Phalaenopsis moth orchid

Vinca

Geranium (Pelargonium)

Lantana

Calibrachoa

Bird of Paradise (Strelizia)

Peony

Lily of the valley

Gladiolous

Iris

sunflower

Shasta Daisy

Asters

Capanula

Sepals

located at base of flower

surround and protect the bud

Petals

located above sepals frequently brightly colored

receptacle

The base of a flower;

the part of the stem that is the site of attachment

holds everything together

Carpel

The female reproductive organ of a flower

What are the carpels consistent of?

stigma, style, and ovary.

stigma

Catches pollen

Style

Tube that connects the stigma to the ovary

Ovary

contains one or more ovules

What does the ovules develop into?

seeds

What does the ovary develop into?

a fruit

Stamens

The pollen-producing male reproductive organ of a flower

What does the stamens consist of?

anther and filament.

Filaments

the stalks supporting the anthers

Anther

produces pollen