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PIT_PIT [208]
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Help i need this its timed

Biology
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tatuchka [14]3 years ago
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Pistil T<u>he female organs of a flower where the ovules are.</u>

Sepal<u> Protects the flower </u>or encase the developing flower.

Anther <u>The name for the male part of the flower</u>

Filament <u>Holds up the anther</u>

Stamen <u>Creates the pollen and sends to the stigma </u>

Petal <u>Attracts pollinators</u>

Ovary <u>Holds up the stigma </u>

Ovule <u>Contains the embryo </u>

Stigma <u>The sticky part of the flower that collects pollen </u>

Style <u>Female part of the flower </u>

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