Components and functions of Venus
Components of Venus The flower consists of several components: [1]
Leg . Spell: is the outer part of the flower.
Ovary: The part that produces eggs in the flower.
Petal: is the colored part of the flower.
Al-Maysam is the part responsible for spreading the pollen.
Cannabis is part of the stamen that produces pollen.
Thread: The narrow part of the stamen that supports the pollen holder. [2]
Venus is the part that surrounds the reproductive parts of Venus and consists of two concentric units. [2]
Painted pen is the elongated part of the pustule that connects the ovary to the penis. [2]
The container is the part that holds other parts of the flower, and some types of fruit are expanded vessels. [2]
Functions of some parts of the flower the cup
The cup is the outer part that protects the inner parts of the flower. The cup contains the green stalks that surround the bud, protecting it and protecting the flower before it blooms. When the flowers bloom, the spines become less clear. The cup is a sterile section of the flower; . [3]
Coriander
The coriander is located inside the cup and contains petals. The purpose of the petals is to attract the pollinators. The color and shape of the petal determines the type of pollen that the flower needs. [3]
The Stamen
Stamen is the male part of the flower, and consists of threadlike stalk her long pointed or anther summit, this anther by four structures similar to a very small sac that produces grain pollen, and in most cases , small secretory parts of the stamen called nectar base exists. [4]
The pest
Pancreas is the female part of the flower. The pus is usually made up of an enlarged base, the ovary containing the pollen, the leg that comes out of the ovary, and the macem, which is a sticky part. [5]
References
1- ↑ "Plant Morphology" , www.amnh.org , Retrieved 2018-4-2. Edited.
2- ^ A b t w "The Description Of Flowers" , Www.cs.rochester.edu , Retrieved 2018-4-2. Edited.
3- ^ A b "Flowers: , Structure And Function Of Man & Woman the Components" , Study.com , Retrieved 2018-4-2. Edited.
4- ↑ Melissa Petruzzello (2018-2-16), "Stamen" , www.britannica.com , Retrieved 2018-4-2. Edited.
5- ↑ "Pistil" , www.britannica.com , 2018-2-16, Retrieved 2018-4-2. Edited.
By Anan Abou Dawla