The top part of the stalk in a flower is thickened and is called the__________.

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Flower:
A flower is a reproductive organ of a plant that contains stamens(male reproductive part) and carpels(female reproductive part)
Flowers are surrounded by the calyx or sepals which provide a protective covering around a flower before it opens.
Thalamus is the top part of the stalk in a flower that is thickened and on which all the flower organs develop.
It plays a role in supplying nutrients to the flower.
Final answer: The top part of the stalk in a flower is thickened and is called the thalamus.

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