faster

more likely to occur

lesser genetic variation, less immune to diseases

harmful recessive alleles may be expressed in the offspring

male and female parts mature at different times

more genetic variation, offspring are more resistant to diseases

lower probability of harmful recessive alleles being expressed in offspring

dependent on external factors that are needed

less likely to occur

pendulous

to be easily carried away by the wind

to stick to the insects' hairy bodies

both are haploid in nature

fuses with the haploid egg cell 2 form diploid embryo

to form the triploid endosperm nucleus, which develops to form the endosperm in the fruit. The endosperm provides food for the fruit

stigma

style

ovary

ovary wall

ovules

anther

filament

modified green leaves that protect the flower bud and petals

together they make up the calyx

withered or modified to help in fruit dispersal after fertilization

modified leaves

together they make up the corolla

brightly coloured in insect pollinated flowers; small or absent for wind pollinated ones

withered or modified to help in fruit dispersal after fertilization

enlarged end of flower stalk

bears other parts of the flower

holds the flower in proper position