Published Jul 18, 2022
2 mins read
418 words
This blog has been marked as read.
Read more
Science
Nature

Morphology Of The Flower

Published Jul 18, 2022
2 mins read
418 words

Hii guys 🤩

The morphology of the flower,or its shape and structure can be seen in two parts. A nutritional part consisting of non reproductive structure such as petals. And the reproductive or sexual part. Stereotyped flowers consists of four types of structure called receptacles which are attached to the top of short steam or shafts. Each of these parts are the organs of the flowers are arranged in a spiral called a swirl. The four major vertebrae ( starting at the base of the flower the lowest node and extending upward)are the calyx , corolla, stamens and pistil. The corolla and corolla together form a non reproductive part of the flower called perianth which in the some case in indistinguishable. In this case, they are called tepals. 

Perianth

Main article: perianth

Charis 

Sepals, collectively referred to as sepals are the modified leaves found in the outermost swirls of flowers. They are like leaves in that they have wide bases,stomata , stems and chlorophyll. Sepals are often waxy and tough and grew rapidly to protect the flower as they grow. They can be deciduous, but more often they continue to grow to support fruit dispersal. When the Goku fuses it is called Gamosepal.

Crown

The petals together with the corolla are almost completely fibrous leaf luke structure that from the inner most swirl of the perianth. They are often delicate and then usually colored, shaped,or scented to promote pollination. Its shape resembles a leaf but it resembles a stamens in that it forms at about the same time, but its subsequent growth is delayed. 

Androceo

Androecium or stamens are the rings of pollen that from the male part. Anthers usually consist of a single anther which is connected to a filament or stem by four anther. Pollen contains microsporocytes  which after miosis become male gametophytes amd become pollen. Although they should a wide variety between flowering organs the androecium is usually limited to one ring and rearly to two rings. Stamens differ in number, size, shape, Orientation and point of attachment of the flower. 

Gynecologist 

The gynoecium or stamens are the female parts located in the inner ring of the flower. Each carpel has a stigma that receives the pollen a pistils that acts as a steam and an ovary that contains the eggs. Stamens can consists one or more coils and when joined together are often described as pistils. Inside the ovary the eggs are suspended on a piece of tissue called the placenta.

Thank you…! Keep supporting my blog world…..✨ 

Nature
Morphology
Flowers
Growth
8
4
amaraa_allan 7/18/22, 9:43 AM
Nice... tnxs for following me. Pls do read and like my blogs.
vanitha.umapathi 7/22/22, 2:44 PM
Please read mine too
pankaj_diggiwal 9/4/22, 12:10 AM
Nice content Please follow me and view my article I will support you
thegirlwithsensation 12/2/22, 10:34 AM
Good one. Keep going. Read mine too.

Candlemonk | Earn By Blogging | The Bloggers Social Network | Gamified Blogging Platform

Candlemonk is a reward-driven, gamified writing and blogging platform. Blog your ideas, thoughts, knowledge and stories. Candlemonk takes your words to a bigger audience around the globe, builds a follower base for you and aids in getting the recognition and appreciation you deserve. Monetize your words and earn from your passion to write.