Unit 1.1-Flowering and Non-Flowering Plants

What do you call plants with flowers?

_________is the male reproductive organ of a flower.

Their bright colours and tempting scents are nature's way of attracting pollinators.

The ___________ is the swollen base of the carpel that contains the ovules, which develop into seeds once fertilized.

_____________are the outermost part of a flower's structure, typically green in color and located at the base of the flower.

What are the two male parts of a flower?

The __________ is the tube-like structure that connects the stigma to the ovary.

What are the three female parts of a flower?

Plants that do not have flowers are called __________.

The part of the flower that produces pollen.

The part of the flower that supports the anther.

The different stages in a flowering plants life from when it grows from a seed until it makes its own seed

Some non-flowering plants do not form seeds but they make tiny _____________ that can grow into a new plant.

The ____________ play an important role in the reproductive cycle of plants, located within the ovary of a flower, serve as the place where female eggs, mature and develop.

The smell that petal flowers give out.