2. “Female” parts make up the pistil. The pistil is composed of: Ovary – eggs develop, fertilization occurs, and seeds mature Style – slender column Stigma – upper surface of style for pollen landing OVARY STYLE STIGMA

3. “Male” parts are called stamens Consists of a slender stalk called the filament The filament is capped with an anther FILAMENT ANTHER

4. Inside the anthers are pollen sacs in which pollen grains develop.

5. Accessory structures form the non-reproductive parts of the flower Petals are often adapted to attract pollinators Sepals are the outermost green leaf like parts Some, such as those on a lily, are almost identical to the petals) PETALS SEPALS