Draw and label parts of a bisexual flower for study

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Below is a labeled diagram showing the parts of a typical bisexual flower such as Hibiscus or Lily:

Structure:

Calyx (Sepals): Green outer whorl protecting the bud.
Corolla (Petals): Brightly colored whorl attracting pollinators.
Androecium (Stamens): Male part comprising filament and anther (produces pollen).
Gynoecium (Carpel/Pistil): Female part consisting of stigma, style, and ovary containing ovules.

Diagram suggestion for practical notebook: Draw a large vertical section of the flower showing the stigma at the top, the style leading down to the ovary with ovules, and stamens surrounding the pistil. Label clearly: petal, sepal, anther, filament, stigma, style, ovary, ovule.

Tip: Use Hibiscus or Mustard for lab drawing—they have clearly distinguishable reproductive organs.

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