Parts of a flower in 3D

Pick a part to read its job, switch between insect- and wind-pollinated flowers, and follow a pollen grain.

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What are the male and female parts of a flower?

The stamen (anther and filament) is male; the carpel (stigma, style and ovary) is female.

How are wind-pollinated flowers different?

Small dull petals, no nectar or scent, anthers and feathery stigmas hanging outside, and lots of light pollen.

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