LINKS:
Worksheet and posters:
https://igcsebio.sciencesauceonline.com/flower-structures-and-functions/

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VIDEO DESCRIPTION
Many species of plant contain both the male and female parts within each flower.

The male part, the stamen, is comprised of the anthers at the top, supported by the filament. The anthers produce pollen which contains the male gamete.

The female part, known as the carpel, has a stigma at the top where pollen attaches, and the ovary at the bottom containing ovules, the female gamete. Between the ovary and stigma is the style.

Insect (also bird, bat…) pollinated flowers have attractive looking petals to attract animals, and also produce nectar (a sugar-rich liquid) which provide a food source for animals. They also have a strong scent.