Answer the questions by observing the diagram:
(A) What are the four main parts of a flower?
(B) Which part produce gametes?
(C) Which part help in pollination?
(D) Which part protect the flower during its bud stage?
(E) Which part will turn into a fruit in the future?

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(A) There are four main parts of the flower, calyx, corolla, androecium and gynoecium.
(B) The anther in the androecium produces the male gametes and the ovary in the gynoecium produces the female gamete (egg).
(C) The corolla are the bright colourful petals. These attract the agents and help in pollination.
(D) The sepals of the calyx protect the flower when it is in the bud stage.
(E) The ovary will transform to a fruit after fertilisation in the future.

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Answer the questions by observing the diagram:(A) What are the four main parts of a flower?(B) Which part produce gametes?(C) Which part help in pollination?(D) Which part protect the flower during its bud stage?(E) Which part will turn into a fruit in the future?

Answer the questions by observing the diagram:
(A) What are the four main parts of a flower?
(B) Which part produce gametes?
(C) Which part help in pollination?
(D) Which part protect the flower during its bud stage?
(E) Which part will turn into a fruit in the future?