Question

Identify the four floral organs of a complete flower.

Answer 1

Receptacle = Place on stem where floral organs originate & attach
Sepals = Lowest order of floral organs, first to develop, can be green & leaf-like, Collectively = Calyx
Petals = Inserted on the Receptacle just above the Sepals, usually brightly colored, Collectively = Corolla
Perianth = Collective term for Sepals + Petals
Stamen = Inserted above Petals, consists of Anther & Filament, Collectively = Androecium
Anther - Part of Stamen that Produces Pollen
Filament - Stalk that bears the Anther
Carpel = Inserted above Stamens, uppermost floral organ, Consists of Stigma, Style & Ovary, Collectively = Gynoecium
Stigma - Tip of the carpel, Receptive to Pollen
Ovary - Base of the carpel, contains Ovules
Style - Connects the Stigma to the Ovary
Apocarpous - Flower with Free Carpels

Answer 2

wwwoooo lil debby only four

Answer 3

Lol. :P

Answer 4

Well you got a lot more than 4 . lol

Answer 5

Sepals, petals, stamens and Arabidopsis

Answer 6

I feel like a Nerd ... lol

Answer 7

Sepals = Lowest order of floral organs, first to develop, can be green & leaf-like,
Carpel = Inserted above Stamens, uppermost floral organ, Consists of Stigma,
Stamen = Inserted above Petals, consists of Anther & Filament,
Sepals = Lowest order of floral organs, first to develop, can be green & leaf-like

Answer 8

Thats Nice Dude.

Answer 9

Sepal - green, leaf-like structure that protects the budding flower.
Petal - colorful and often scented part of the flower that attracts insects.
Stamen - the part of the flower that produces pollen. Consists of a filament and an anther.
Carpel - consists of the stigma, style, and ovary.
It's basically the same thing he said

Answer 10

I got it from the same place lol