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    This document summarizes the sexual reproductive system of flowering plants. It states that some flowering plants are unisexual, containing either male or female reproductive organs, while others are bisexual containing both male and female organs. It then describes the structure and function of key parts of flowers, including the petals that attract insects, sepals that protect buds, stamens that hold up anthers and produce pollen, pistils containing stigmas that receive pollen, styles connecting stigmas to ovaries, ovaries containing ovules with female gametes, pollen grains containing male gametes, and nectaries that produce nectar to attract pollinators.

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    This document summarizes the sexual reproductive system of flowering plants. It states that some flowering plants are unisexual, containing either male or female reproductive organs, while others are bisexual containing both male and female organs. It then describes the structure and function of key parts of flowers, including the petals that attract insects, sepals that protect buds, stamens that hold up anthers and produce pollen, pistils containing stigmas that receive pollen, styles connecting stigmas to ovaries, ovaries containing ovules with female gametes, pollen grains containing male gametes, and nectaries that produce nectar to attract pollinators.

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    The Sexual Reproductive System of Flowering Plants: GROUP 6 (3A3)

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    THE SEXUAL

    REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
    OF FLOWERING PLANTS
    GROUP 6 (3A3)
    MICHELLE CHARLES
    JULIETTE ANDREA JAMES
    ELISHA ESTHER FAM
    BERNADETTE PRISE ARO

    FLOWERING PLANTS REPRODUCE BY


    SEXUAL REPRODUCTION.

    SOME ARE UNISEXUAL. THEY ONLY HAVE


    EITHER THE MALE OR THE FEMALE ORGANS.

    SOME FLOWERS ARE BISEXUAL. THESE


    FLOWERS HAVE BOTH THE MALE AND
    FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS.

    THE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION


    OF THE FLOWER

    STRUCTURE

    FUNCTION

    PETAL

    ATTRACTS
    ATTENTION
    OF INSECTS

    SEPAL

    PROTECTS THE
    FLOWER WHEN IT IS
    THE BUD

    HOLD UP THE ANTHER


    PRODUCE POLLEN GRAINS

    PISTIL / CARPEL
    STIGMA
    RECEIVES POLLEN GRAIN
    STYLE
    CONNECT THE STIGMA TO THE
    OVARY

    OVARY (ARROW ON THE PICTURE)


    CONTAIN AN OVULE OR OVULES

    OVULE
    CONTAINS FEMALE GAMETES

    POLLEN GRAINS

    CONTAIN MALE GAMETES

    NECTARY

    PRODUCE NECTAR

    THANK YOU FOR PAYING

    ATTENTION!!

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