1. Flowers Angiosperms Flowers are either male, female or both (complete) Largest group of plants today Reproduce through sexual reproduction and asexual reproduction

2. Male Structures STAMEN-remember -men = male ANTHER-produces the pollen and its on the outside of the pistil FILAMENT-rod that holds up the anther

3. Female Structures PISTIL STIGMA-sticky top part of the pistil STYLE-tube that contains the pollen tube OVARY-contains ovules which contain eggs OVARY becomes FRUIT and the eggs become seeds

4. Pollination Transfer of pollen from male to female Animals, wind, and water can be pollinators Animals-Bees, wasps, male mosquitoes, flies, bats, hummingbirds Pollen contains two sperm cells that will break out and travel to the ovary through the pollen tube.

5. Asexual Reproduction Plantlets-tiny plants grow along the edges of a plants leaves; they then fall off and grow. Tubers-underground stems that can produce new plants (potatoes) Runners-above ground stems that produce new plants