Multiple Choice
The ABC model of flower formation suggests that __________.
36. Plant Reproduction
Flowers
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The female structures of angiosperms are called __________, and they produce __________.
A
sepals; ovules
B
stamens; sperm
C
stamens; pollen
D
stamens; ovules
E
carpels; ovules
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Begin by understanding the basic structure of angiosperms, which are flowering plants. Angiosperms have reproductive structures that are divided into male and female parts.
Identify the female reproductive structures in angiosperms. These are known as carpels. Carpels are composed of the ovary, style, and stigma.
Recognize the function of carpels. The ovary within the carpel is responsible for producing ovules, which are the female gametes in plants.
Differentiate between the male and female structures. The male structures are called stamens, which produce pollen, the male gametes.
Conclude that the female structures of angiosperms are carpels, and they produce ovules, aligning with the correct answer provided.
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