Flowers have several key parts that aid in reproduction. Petals are brightly colored to attract birds and insects, while sepals below are usually green and protect the inner parts as buds. Stamens produce pollen grains or sperm cells on filaments and anthers, while styles connect stigmas which receive pollen to ovaries housing egg cells.

1. Structure of a flower

4. Petal : brightly coloured
outer part of a flower ,
attracts birds & insects

5. Sepal : usually green, found below
petal. It protects the flower parts
when it is just a bud

6. Flowers have more than one stamen.
Filament is the stalk part.

7. Anther produces pollen grains
( sperm cells )

8. Stigma at the top and it is sticky
Style, long neck like structure that leads to
the ovary
Ovary, house
of the egg
cells