Reproductive system in plants

• Plants are capable of reproduction
• Plants reproduced in many ways
• Plants exhibits both

  Sexual and

  Asexual reproduction
• New plants can be produced through

  Seeds

  Stem

  Leaves

  Roots
• The two main types of plant reproduction are sexual and asexual reproduction.
• THE DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE PLANTS FUNCTIONS IN PRODUCING ON THEIR OWN KIND
• Flower is an accessory organ of the plants used in sexual reproduction
• Flowers can be complete and incomplete
• If flower can be said to be complete if it is has both male and female reproductive parts
• And it is incomplete when it has only one reproductive part either male or female
• Corn rice wheat and soybeans are flowering which means they go to sexual reproduction
• Plants have parts that produce seeds
• When seeds produced it means the plan perform sexual reproduction
• Parts of the flower is involved in the process
• Peduncle or pedicle

  Stalk of the flower and the stalk of the flower is important to hold the fruit
• Receptacle

  Thicknend stem part and this thickend stem partis attached to the peduncle
• Receptacle is where the the flower or group of flowers grows
• Sepals 'sipal' encloses and protects the upper parts of the flower ( when the flower is still a bud)
• The sepals of modified leaves that have a special function
• A flower has always a collection of sepals "calyx"
• Petals are usually brightly colored, showy, and attract insect pollinators.
• Pistil is made up of three parts; stigma, style, ovary
• Stamen is male reproductive organ
• Filament is the stalk-like structure that supports anther
• A group of petals is called corolla
• The pistils js the female part of a flower