Plant Reproduction - Science Learning 3

What are stamens?

Answer: Stamens are the male reproductive parts. Stamens contain anther and filament. They are located in the inner side of the petals.

What is anther and what does it contain?

Answer: Anther is a small bags containing pollen grains. These pollen grains contain the amle gamete used for the sexual reproduction.

What is filament an why is it useful?

Answer: Filament is a stalk like structure on which anther is held. Filament is a useful component of stamen because it aids the pollens to be taken by wind easily.

What is carpel?

Answer: Carpel is the female reproductive organ which contain ovaries. Ovaries contain ovules which have female gametes present in them.

What is ovary?

Answer: Ovary is a vase like structure which contains three different parts i.e. ovule (the bottom), style (the stalk) and the stigma (the top). Ovules are present in the bottom of the ovary.