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Floral Diagram & Floral Formula

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Endosperm – Most monocot seeds are endospermic (e.g., maize), meaning they store food in the endosperm. However, some (e.g., orchids) are non-endospermic.Seed Coat & Fruit Wall – In cereals like maiz…

Definition Structure of a Seed A typical seed consists of two main parts: Components of the Embryo The embryo is the most vital...

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Seed Coat – The outer protective covering of the seed, consisting of: Hilum – A scar on the seed coat where the seed was attached to...

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Attachment of Stamens Stamen Arrangement in a Flower

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Example of Drupe Fruits

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Types of Carpels Post-Fertilization Changes Placentation (Arrangement of Ovules in the Ovary)

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Parts of a Flower – Introduction A flower is the reproductive structure of angiosperms and is typically composed of four floral whorls arranged in...

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Aestivation Definition: The mode of arrangement of sepals or petals in a floral bud, in relation to other members of the same...

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The outermost whorl of a flower, composed of sepals.Function: Protects the flower in the bud stage and provides structural support.Characteristics:

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