Concept: About Plant Reproduction: • Sexual Reproduction is defined as the production of a (New organism) from Two-parents by making use of their (Gametes or Sex cells). Plants also have Male and Female sex organs are carried within the (Flower and the Seeds which are inside a Fruit). • These plants are called (Angiosperms or Flowering plants) as they reproduce by the Sexual reproduction method. • Most of the plants contain Reproductive organs of both (Males and Females) in the flowers. Parts of a flower and their functions: • Sepals: Protect the unopened flower • Petals: Maybe brightly colored to attract insects • Stamens: The male parts of the flower (each consists of an anther held up on a filament) • Anthers: Produce male sex cells (pollen grains) • Carpel: Female reproductive part of the flower which consists of ovules (inside which the egg cells ultimately form), ovary, style, and stigma. • Stigma: The top of the female part of the flower which collects pollen grains • Ovary: Produces the female sex cells (contained in the ovules) • Nectary: Produce a sugary solution called nectar, which attracts insect Explanation: The swollen bottom part of flower is Carpel. • The (Male organ part) of a flower is called the (Stamen) and the (Female organ part) of a flower is called (Carpel). It helps in making the (Male Gametes) of the plant and that is present in Pollen grains. • These Pollen Grains helps in making (Female Gametes or Egg cells) of the plant and are present in Ovules. The (Male Gametes) fertilize the (Female Gametes). • The fertilized (Egg cells) grow in Ovules and become Seeds. • When germinated, these Seeds started growing as (new Plants).