Sepals protect the flower whilst the flower is developing from a bud.
It also protects the ovary and supports petals.
It also protects the ovary and supports petals.
What Is The Function Of Sepals In A Flower?
It protects and nourishes the flower when it is still a bud
Sepals, which form the first part of the flower termed as calyx, are those small green petals that nourish and protect the flower while it still is enclosed in a bud and has yet not developed into a full-fledged flower.
In a simple flower's structure, there are rings of leaves around it. The outermost circle consists of five green, leaf-shaped sepals, which are guarding the flower. Inside the sepals is another ring of colourful petals, which are usually heart-shaped and have flaps at their bases. This is the area where nectar is produced to attract bees and other insects.
Both the sepals and petals are attached at their bases to the receptacle. A receptacle is the swollen end of the flower stalk, appearing like a cone in the midst of a flower. Most flowers are built in this fashion, however the variations in colours, shapes and sizes varies with every different kind of flower.
In a simple flower's structure, there are rings of leaves around it. The outermost circle consists of five green, leaf-shaped sepals, which are guarding the flower. Inside the sepals is another ring of colourful petals, which are usually heart-shaped and have flaps at their bases. This is the area where nectar is produced to attract bees and other insects.
Both the sepals and petals are attached at their bases to the receptacle. A receptacle is the swollen end of the flower stalk, appearing like a cone in the midst of a flower. Most flowers are built in this fashion, however the variations in colours, shapes and sizes varies with every different kind of flower.
It protects and nourishes the flower while it is still in the form of a bud.
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protects the developing flower when its still in the bud
protects the developing flower when its still in the bud
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just to add more detail function of sepal-protects the developing flower when its still in the bud.
just to add more detail function of sepal-protects the developing flower when its still in the bud.
To hold the flower
It produces water
To keep the flower stable
It protects the petal from splitting......
It keeps the stigma attached to the flower
It usually protects a new growing shoot, though its function varies from species to species
It helps and protects the flower
To keep stable and hold petals
It grows leaves on the flower
It protect the plant when it is young and small
You its meh again the killekid100 guy
just to add more detail function of sepal-protects the developing flower when its still in the bud.
just to add more detail function of sepal-protects the developing flower when its still in the bud.
Sepals
It protects the Budd's until it grows out of it
It is when water can travel down from the petals into the flower
