So In the interest of time I'm just gonna have the flower part and the function directly beside it.
The parts and their function are as follows:
<span>1. Pistil - female part of the flower {consists of the stigma style and ovary}
2. Stamen- makes pollen {consists of the anther and filament and the anther is responsible for pollen production}
3. sepal- </span>protects the ovary {at the base of the flower on the outside of the ovary and acts as a second layer there}<span>
4. receptacle- </span>attaches the flower to the stem {a stem like structure below <span> the ovary connecting the flower to a main stem.}
5. petals- </span>attract pollinators {in animal pollinated flowers, the petals are colorful and sweet-scented thus attracting bees and birds that will help the pollen get from the anther to the stigma}
The large pinecones we typically see are female cones which house the eggs and then becomes a seed. The little cones that we don’t really notice are male cones