Flowers or flowers are tools in flowering plants. In flowers there are reproductive organs, namely saris and nipples.
Interest can appear singly or together in a series. Interest that arises together is called compound interest. In some species, compound flowers can be considered lay as a single flower, for example in sunflowers. The unit of interest which composes compound or ploret interest.
Flowers are part of the plant to produce seeds and fruit that are ongoing on the flower. After fertilization, the flower will develop further to form fruit formation. In flowering plants, fruit is a structure that carries and protects fruit, especially seeds.
Although the flower structure described above is said to be a structure of a "common" plant, plant species show very varied modifications. This modification is used by botanists to make connections between plants with one another. For example, two subclasses of flowering plants are distinguished from the number of flower organs: plants generally have 4 or 5 organs (or multiples of 4 or 5) while plants have three organs or multiples thereof.
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