Most plants have flowers, and these flowers can be male, female, or both. The male parts of a flower are called stamens, ...

lands on the stigma (the female part) of the same flower, allowing for fertilization. Self-pollinating plants have male and female parts in the same flower, and the plants will have small ...

Most plants have flowers with the male and female parts present in each flower. Mostly, plants rely on insects, such as bees, to take the pollen from the anthers to the stigma. It's not always ...

Ecologists whimsically decided to call the parts that make up a flower its whorls. The first whorl of a flower is known as the calyx, which is the plant’s green, leafy outer structure that ...

Unlike animals, plants don’t need a male and a female because their flowers have both male parts and female parts. Pollen in plants is like sperm in animals. It comes from the male part of the ...

After realizing that floral sex parts varied in number ... to one of 23 Classes (there was a 24th class, nonflowering plants); the plant’s Order was then determined by pistils, the female structures. ...

To harvest the saffron, you need a lot of hand works to pick up the flowers, separate — saffron is dehydrated or dry stigma. The stigma is the female part of flower. You have to separate that ...