The document describes different parts and structures of flowers including: 1. The perianthe which can be tubular, funnel-shaped, or campanulate. 2. Reproductive parts including the androecium (stamens) and gynoecium (carpels). Stamens can have different filament insertions and anther shapes. 3. Carpels consisting of styles, stigmas, and ovaries with different placentation patterns.

1. FLOWER
Perianthe
Tubular
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Flower
Campanulate
I:( Sympetalous)
Dialysepale
Petal(Crolla)
Sepal(Calice)
Gamosepale
Dialysepal - Gamosepale - Calicule
Calicule
Androceae
(Stamen)
Reproductive
parts
Funnel-shaped
Filament
II:Rose-family
Caryophylaceous
Cruciform
Monadelphous Diadelphous
StaminodeDidynamous Tetradynamous
Discoidplumose Petaloid
Insertion
Placentation
Hypogynous
Epigynous
Perigynous
Axile
Partial
Central
Actinomorphic
I: Funnel-shaped
Salver-shaped
Tubular
Campunulate
Rotate
Urceolate
Zygomorphic
Bilabiate
Papilionaceous
Gynaceae
Anthere
Monadelphous - Diadelphous - Polyadelphous
Stigma
Spurred
Style
Rotate
Salver-shaped
Urceolate Bilabiate Ligulate
Basal
II: (Polypetalous)
Rose-family Caryophylaceous Cruciform
papilionaceous
Marginal
Apical
Ovary
Spurred
Epipetalous - Androgynophore-
Epipetalous
Ligulate
Polyadelphus Androgynophore
Staminode
Personate
Personate
Placentation
Hypogynous PerigynousEpigynous Syngenesious
Syngenesious
Orchis
Orchis
Gynobasic
Gynobasic Linear