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Question Video: Identifying the Ovary from a Diagram of a Flowering Plant Science • Second Year of Preparatory School

The diagram shows the parts of a flower. Which number is labeling the ovary?

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The diagram provided shows the parts of a flower. Which number is labeling the ovary?

A flower is a structure that allows for sexual reproduction in plants. Depending on the specific type of plant, the flower may contain parts to attract pollinators, to release pollen, to accept pollen, and an area for fertilization and partial development of the resulting embryo.

The diagram shows a bisexual flower that contains all of these parts. Let’s go through and identify each unlabeled part in order to answer this question with confidence.

1 points to the stigma. 2 points to the style. 6 points to the ovary. These are all parts of the female reproductive structures, known as the carpel. 4 points to the male reproductive structures, known as the stamen. This includes the anther and the filament. And 5 points to the sepal.

Therefore, the correct answer to this question is 6. In this diagram, the ovary is labeled with the number 6.

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