Name Period

Reproductive Parts of a Flower

Stigma
Style Pistil
Anther
Stamen

W
Filament Ovary

E
Ovule
Petal

V I Sepal

RE
P
Using the above diagram, match the correct part to its function

1. Receives pollen; hairy or sticky

2. Attracts pollinators such as butterflies, bees and bats

3. Develops into a seed when fertilized

4. Produces pollen

5. Protects the seed

6. Stalk-like structure that supports the anther

7. Consists of the male reproductive parts

8. Consists of the female reproductive parts

9. Stalk that supports the stigma with an interior tube

10. Protect the developing flower from drying out as a bud

 Name Answer Key Period

Reproductive Parts of a Flower

Stigma
Style Pistil
Anther
Stamen

W
Filament Ovary

E
Ovule
Petal

V I Sepal

RE
P
Using the above diagram, match the correct part to its function

1. Stigma Receives pollen; hairy or sticky

2. Petal Attracts pollinators such as butterflies, bees and bats

3. Ovule Develops into a seed when fertilized

4. Anther Produces pollen

5. Ovary Protects the seed

6. Filament Stalk-like structure that supports the anther

7. Stamen Consists of the male reproductive parts

8. Pistil Consists of the female reproductive parts

9. Style Stalk that supports the stigma with an interior tube

10. Sepal Protect the developing flower from drying out as a bud

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 Name Period

Reproductive Parts of a Flower

Label the diagram below:

5.

6. 10.
2.

W
1.
7.

E
3.

I
8.

V
4. 9.

RE
P
Complete the paragraph below using the most appropriate word from the given list. Some
words may be used more than once.

Carpel Stamen Stigma Anther Ovary

Ovule Pollen Filament Style Seed

The male part of the flower is called the and consists of the and

. The female part of the flower is called the and consists

of the , and . The male

gamete is made in the and is found inside the grain. The

female gamete is found in the and is called an . The

grain sticks to the and travels through the to

fertilize the . This process creates a .

 Name Answer Key Period

Reproductive Parts of a Flower

Label the diagram below:

5.
Stigma

6. Style 10. Pistil

Stamen 2. Anther

W
1.
Ovary
3. Filament
7.

I E
8. Ovule

V
4. Petal 9. Sepal

RE
P
Complete the paragraph below using the most appropriate word from the given list. Some
words may be used more than once.

Pistil Stamen Stigma Anther Ovary

Ovule Pollen Filament Style Seed

The male part of the flower is called the Stamen and consists of the Anther and

Filament . The female part of the flower is called the Pistil and consists

of the Stigma , Style and Ovary . The male

gamete is made in the Anther and is found inside the Pollen grain. The

female gamete is found in the Ovary and is called an Ovule . The

Pollen grain sticks to the Stigma and travels through the Style to

fertilize the Ovule . This process creates a Seed .

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