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| Angiosperms | Vascular plants that produce seeds inside fruits, which form flowers. |
| Sepals | Leaflike parts of a flower that protect the flower when it is a young bud. |
| Pistils | Female reproductive organs of a flower. |
| Stigma | The sticky top part of the pistil. |
| Stalk | A style that connects the ovary to the stigma. |
| Stamens | The male reproductive organs of a flower. |
| Petals | Leaflike & usually brightly colored parts that surround the pistils & stamens. |
| Pollination | Occurs when pollen grains from the anthers are carried by water, wind, or animals to the stigma. |
| Fertilization | Occurs when a male sex cell from the pollen grain moves down through the pollen tube & fuses with a female cell in the ovule. |
| Seed Coat | As the embryo grows, the outer layers of the ovule become tough layers. |
| Seed | Consists of the embryo, stored food, & the seed coat. |
| Fruit | A ripened ovary, a flower that contains one or more seeds. |
| Seed Dispersal | Seeds are usually carried away from the parent plant in this process. |
| Cotyledons | The young leaves in the embryo of a seed. |
| Sexual Reproduction | The fertilization of a female sex cell by a male sex cell. |
| Cross-Pollination | When pollen from the anther of a flower on one plant lands on the stigma of a flower on another plant. |
