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    Flowers are a reproductive structure in plants that developed from modified leaves. They contain several key parts including the receptacle, petals, sepals, stamens, and pistil. Stamens contain an anther and filament that produce pollen. The pistil contains the stigma, style, and ovary. The document provides diagrams and descriptions of the individual parts of a lily flower including cross sections of the anther, pistil, and full flower to illustrate their structures. It notes differences between dicot and moncot flowers and characteristics of angiosperm flowers.

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    Flowers are a reproductive structure in plants that developed from modified leaves. They contain several key parts including the receptacle, petals, sepals, stamens, and pistil. Stamens contain an anther and filament that produce pollen. The pistil contains the stigma, style, and ovary. The document provides diagrams and descriptions of the individual parts of a lily flower including cross sections of the anther, pistil, and full flower to illustrate their structures. It notes differences between dicot and moncot flowers and characteristics of angiosperm flowers.

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    Anatomy Structure of Flower

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    Monica Lumbantobing
    Flowers are a reproductive structure in plants that developed from modified leaves. They contain several key parts including the receptacle, petals, sepals, stamens, and pistil. Stamens contain an anther and filament that produce pollen. The pistil contains the stigma, style, and ovary. The document provides diagrams and descriptions of the individual parts of a lily flower including cross sections of the anther, pistil, and full flower to illustrate their structures. It notes differences between dicot and moncot flowers and characteristics of angiosperm flowers.

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    ANATOMY

    STRUCTURE OF
    FLOWER
    Presented by Group 5 :
    1.EsterYulinar Saragih
    2.Monica Lumbantobing
    3.Novianti Panjaitan
    4.Veronika Turnip
    Flowers was called as a
    modification result of folium.
    Also flowers are main
    reproduction media for plants. By
    using compound microscope, we
    can see the cross section of them.
    Parts Of Flower
    Notes:
    Parts of sterile flower:
    1. Receptacle
    2. Petal (Corolla)
    3. Sepal (Calyx)
    4. Androecium Stamen :
    a. Anthera
    b. Filamen
    5. GynoeciumPistillum
    (Carpel):
    a. Stigma
    b. Stilus
    c. Ovary
    Differences Between Dicots And Monocots
    Flower
    Cross section of Lilium sp. flower
    Stamen

    Stamen of Lilium sp.


    Anthera

    Cross section of Lilium sp. About its anthera


    Pistilum

    Pistilum of Lilium sp.


    Cross section of Lilium sp.
    Characteristics of Angiosperm flower
    Structure of petals are
    similar with structure of leaf,
    with top and bottom
    epiderms and between them,
    there are mesophyll
    parenchyma.
    Thank you.

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