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Question
The figure given alongside represents a generalized arrangement of the different parts of a bisexual flower. Name the parts numbered 1-10.
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Solution
1: Anther;
2: Filament:
3: Ovule:
4: Placenta;
5: Stigma;
6: Style;
7: Ovary;
8: Petal;
9: Sepal;
10: Receptacle/Thalamus
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