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1. 1.

   Tick mark (√) the correct answers in the following

   1. Gynoecium in a flower is formed of:
      1. Ovary, style and stigma
      2. Ovary, anther, and filament
      3. Stamen, filament and ovary
      4. Anther, ovary and stigma
   2. Reproductive parts of a flower are:
      1. Stamen and calyx
      2. Ovary and corolla
      3. Corolla and calyx
      4. Stamen and pistil
   3. Hermaphrodite flowers are also known as:
      1. Unisexual flower
      2. Bisexual flower
      3. Imperfect flower
      4. Petaloid flower
   4. The large and colourful leaf-like structures of Bogainvillea flower are:
      1. Petals
      2. Sepals
      3. Petaloids
      4. Bracts
2. 2.

   Define a flower.

3. 3.

   The figure below represents the longitudinal section of a flower.

   

   Label the parts 1 to 10.

4. 4.

   Name four whorls or the floral parts of the flower.

5. 5.

   Name the male and the female parts.

6. 6.

   Distinguish between a complete and an incomplete flower.