What are perfect flowers?
At first glance, perfect flowers may sound like an ingredient for an ideal wedding bouquet, but the term perfect flowers means something a little different from a botanist or a gardener. All this is related to hermaphroditism, bisexuality and reproduction, at least in the world of plants.
Flowering Flowering Plants In general, it consists of a male component called Stamen and the female component called pistal . The male rod is responsible for generating pollen, small particles of dust containing part of the genetic code of the plant. Finally, this pollen must be delivered to a female pistil, which provides its own genetic material in the form of an ovary and a place for combined elements that mature into fruit. Plants described as imperfect can only have a male pole or female pistil, but not both. It depends on insects, birds or winds to supply or accept pollen.
The perfect flowers on the other side of the chanda, have both sticks and pistils in the same structure. RodKy in perfect flowers remain very close to the Pestík and release significantly more pollen than imperfect male plants. Perfect flowers are not dependent on external influences, such as insects or wind to successfully pollinate.
The vast majority of flowering and fruit plants are considered perfect flowers. Examples of perfect flowers include dandelions, lilies, tomatoes and roses, but the list also includes virtually every fruit and plant plant that is commonly found in North America. Reproductive mechanics of perfect flowers is a natural way to ensure that plants carry fruit or create new flowers. Selfying plants almost always have generation of the same properties for generation, with small to no mutation.
lilies are ideal plants for those who try to explore the structure of perfect flow. The male rod, charged with pollen bag, stands over a female pistit. After releaseThe pollen falls directly into the area just above the ovaries. As soon as the pollen comes into direct contact with the ovary, the result should be a beautiful flower.