Parts of a Daisy Flower
Big and yellow, the Shasta Daisy, which is most popular, is a perennial that requires a wet soiled condition to grow. Each part of the daisy has a distinct function that will help this flower reach maturity. Does this Spark an idea?
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The Pistil
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The pistil is the female reproductive system in this flower, which is located in the center of the daisy.
The Stamen
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The male reproductive system is know as the stamen. It is shaped like a long hair. There are many stamen surrounding the pistil.
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Pollen
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The filament and the anther combined create the stamen. Pollen is produced by the anther.
Petals
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The outer part of the daisy contain leaves at the base called the sepal. There are several sepals in a group. The group is referred to as the calyx.
Daisy as a Composite
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The daisy is known as a composite flower because it is actually made up of several smaller flowers. These miniature disk flowers, create a large single flower.
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