Petal Attracts insects and birds to the plant. Stalk Brings nutrients from the soil to the flower. Holds up the flower.

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Petal Attracts insects and birds to the plant.

Stalk Brings nutrients from the soil to the flower. Holds up the flower.

Sepal Protects the flower when bud is developing.

Pistil The female part of the Flower.

Stigma Where the pollen is collected. (part of pistil)

Style Carries pollen to the ovary (part of pistil)

Ovary Contains the seeds. (part of pistil)

Stamen The male part of the flower.

Anther Contains sacs of pollen. (part of Stamen)

Filament Holds up the anther. (part of Stamen)

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