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Insect pollinated flowers
Structures
and
functions
Petals
Large
and often brightly coloured to attract
insects
Nectaries
Produce nectar, a
sugary
substance that
insects
feed on
Stamen
The
male
part of the flower
Anther
Produces
pollen
which contains the
male gamete
Filament
Supports the
anther
Carpel
The
female
part of the flower
Stigma
A
sticky
structure that
pollen
attaches to
Ovary
Produces the female
gametes
within the
ovules
Ovule
Where the female
gamete
is found
Style
Supports the
stigma
and connects it to the
ovary
Stem
Supports the flower and
raises
it to an
elevated
position
Receptacle
An enlarged part of the
stem
which connects the stem to the flower and supports the
weight
of the flower
Sepals
Protect the flower
bud
before the flower blooms and help support the petals after the flower has
bloomed