The diagram shows the parts of a flower, divided into male and female reproductive structures.
On the left side (marked with ), the
pistil is the female part. It includes:
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Stigma – the top part that receives pollen.
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Style – the tube connecting stigma to ovary.
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Ovary – the base that contains ovules and becomes fruit after fertilization.
On the right side (marked with ♂), the
stamen is the male part. It includes:
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Anther – produces pollen.
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Filament – holds up the anther.
Other parts:
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Petals – colorful parts that attract pollinators.
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Sepal – green leaf-like parts that protect the bud.
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Receptacle – the base where all parts attach.
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Peduncle – the stalk that holds the whole flower.
This is a standard labeled diagram for learning flower anatomy.
Final Answer: The diagram correctly labels all major parts of a flower, including pistil (stigma, style, ovary) as female, stamen (anther, filament) as male, plus petals, sepal, receptacle, and peduncle.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of flower diagram worksheet.
