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Question

1)Describe basic differences between monocot and dicot plants.

2)Name 2 ways that cross-fertilization of flowers might happen (besides by the wind)?

3)Why do you suppose the petals of flowers are so colorful, fragrant, uniquely shaped?

4)Why do you think the stigma is sticky?

5)****How many stamens do a flower usally have and what type of flower?

Answer 1

1) monocots have one seed leaf, dicots have two.
2) cross fertilization can be done manually - as in genetically engineered hybrid corn, or insects may carry the pollen from one plant to another (so can some birds and mammals)
3) to attract the specific cross-pollination vector like bees, birds, flies, bats
4) to catch and hold the pollen so it can fertilize the ovules
5) depending on the type of flower there may be 5 or more stamen