Give examples for each type of the following 1. Complete and incomplete flowers 2. Perfect and imperfect flowers 3. Regular and irregular flowers 4. Explain pollination process

answer these questions: 1. What parts of the flower make up the female carpel? What are produced by carpels? 2. What parts of the flower make up the male stamen? What are produced by stamens? 3. Describe flower characteristics that help enhance pollination success.

.   ________   are the flower parts found above (inside) the corolla. Each is composed of two distinct parts: the     ________ and the ___________-     .

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Explain why some flowers, such as cherry blossoms, are described as being perfect, complete flowers.

draw and label a perfect flower. Explain what makes it a perfect flower.

Describe what a typical wind-pollinated flower looks like.

In their experiments with the flowers of Begonia involucrate, Agren and Schemske (1991) observed that there was a trade-off between what two characteristics? Size of flower and number of flowers on inflorescence Size of flower and pollination Annual versus perennial reproduction O Time and expense to grow the pollen tube versus cost of maintaining the flower on the tree

Draw a labeled diagram of the longitudinal section of a flower.

List the four sets of floral organs in order from the center of the flower outwards and briefly deceive the function of each.