classification and reproduction

carpel

another word for pistil

“phylum” but for plants

division

contains the egg cells of the flower

ovules

receptive portion of the pistil, receives pollen

stigma

whorl containing the flower petals

corolla

protects the flower when it’s closed

sepals

plants that require another plant of the opposite sex plant to reproduce

dioceious

male portion that makes pollen

anther

anther is attached to the…

filament

contained in the ovule of the plant

egg

cone reproductive system in gymnosperms

strobilus

portion of the petals and sepals is attached to

receptacle

plants reproduce using cones, also has “naked fruits”

gymnosperm

stem of a flower

peduncle

whole female reproductive system of a flower

pistil

haploid, multicellular stage

gametophyte

diploid, multicellular stage

sporophyte

entire make reproductive system of a flower

stamen

collection of sepals found below flower petals

calyx

self fertilizing flowers with both reproductive systems

monocesious

contains ovules, becomes the fruit of the plant

ovary

group of flowering plants that have seeds and fruit

angiosperm