1. Flower Reproduction

2. Purpose Site of sexual reproduction

3. Terms Stigma- Top of the female part of the flower that attracts pollen (sticky) Style- Long tube going from the stigma to the ovary Ovary- Where the eggs (ovule) are Pistil- Female flower that includes the stigma, style and ovary Petals- Colorful anatomy to attract pollinators Receptacle- Bottom/base of flower

4. Terms Continued Corolla- Group of petals Sepals- Green protective structure around the flower bud Calyx- Group of sepals Anther- Structure that holds pollen Filament- Long hollow tube that supports the anther Stamen- Male parts including anther and filament

5. Terms Continued Pollen- Male sex cell (sperm) Egg/Ovule- Female sex cell Cross Pollination- Pollen from one flower lands on the stigma of another flower Self Pollination- Pollen from a flower lands on the stigma of the same flower

6. Flower Parts Petals (Corolla) Stigma Style Ovary Ovule Receptacle Sepals (Caylx) Filament Anther

7. Female Structure Pistil

8. Male Structure Stamen