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Saturday, March 26, 2011. Lab 9 - Angiosperm Reproduction. Meaning its flowers have both male and female bits like the majority of the flowers. The female floral parts the stigma. Tic surface, the ovary. That connect the stigma to the ovary. Collectively they are call a pistil. The male bits of the flower anthers. Which contain pollen grains and filaments. Which hold up the anthers. Together they are called stamens. Or scarlet runner bean. The oval scar is the hilum. Where the roots develop. The long.
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Saturday, March 26, 2011. Lab 9 - Angiosperm Reproduction. Meaning its flowers have both male and female bits like the majority of the flowers. The female floral parts the stigma. Tic surface, the ovary. That connect the stigma to the ovary. Collectively they are call a pistil. The male bits of the flower anthers. Which contain pollen grains and filaments. Which hold up the anthers. Together they are called stamens. Or scarlet runner bean. The oval scar is the hilum. Where the roots develop. The long.

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