| A | B |
|---|
| SEPALS | FUNCTION PROTECT THE STAMENS AND PISTILS WHEN THE FLOWER IS IN THE BUD STAGE |
| CALYX | ANOTHER NAME FOR THE SEPAL |
| PETALS | USUALLY BRIGHTLY COLORED; ATTACKS INSECT |
| STAMEN | MALE PART OF THE FLOWER |
| ANTHER | PRODUCES THE POLLEN |
| FILAMENT | SUPPORTS THE ANTHER |
| PISTIL | FEMALE PART OF THE FLOWER |
| OVARY | CONTAINS THE EGGS FOR SEED DEVELOPMENT |
| STIGMA | RECEIVES AND HOLDS THE POLLEN GRAINS |
| STYLE | SUPPORT THE STIGMA SO THAT IT MAY BE POLLINATED |
| INCOMPLETE | MISSING ONE OR MORE OF THE MAIN PARTS OF THE FLOWER |
| APETALOUS | FLOWER WITH NO PETALS |
| PERFECT | FLOWER THAT CONTAIN BOTH MALE AND FEMALE PARTS, STAMENS AND PISTIL |
| SEED COAT | PREVENTS THE SEED FROM DRYING OUT |
| EMBRYO | MINIATURE PLANT CONTAINED WITHIN THE SEED COAT |
| HYPOCOTYL | FIRST TRUE STEM |
| RADICLE | FIRST ROOT OF THE PLANT |
| ENDOSPERM | FOOD STORAGE TISSUE |
| DICOTS | TWO COTYLEDONS--MOST FLOWERING PLANTS |
| MONCOTS | ONE COTYLEDONS--GRASS |
