Bio revision

• Petal: Provides colour and scent to attract pollinators. 

  Provides a landing pad on their arrival
• Sepal: Protects the flower as a bud
• Receptacle: Supports the parts of the flower 
• Nectary: Provides nectar to attract pollinators 
• Ovary: Makes and holds the ovules 
• Ovule: The part of the ovary of seed plants that contains the female gamete 
• Style: Folds the stigma where it can best receive pollen
• Stigma: receives pollen from pollinator
• Anther: Makes pollen, which contains the male gamete
• Filament: Holds the anther where it can best deliver pollen
• Stamen: Produces pollen, the collective name for the male parts of the flower
• Carpel: The collective name for the female parts of the flower (a.k.a. pistil)
• Micropyle: small opening in the surface of an ovule that allows the male nucleus to enter
• Fertilisation involves the fusion of the nuclei of two gametes (sex cells, also referred to as haploids) to form a zygote (diploid).