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What are the four parts of a complete flower?

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A complete flower is a flower that has all four parts of the flower (sepals, petals, pistil, stamen) present.

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stamen, flower, pistol, stem
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petals

stem

root

leave
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sepal{calyx}

petal{corolla}

stamen{androecium}

carpel{gynoecium}
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sepals

petals

stamens

pistil/carpels
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Dont forget the others, xylem and phloem, how water goes up and down
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style

stigma

ovary

ovules
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1)petals

2)stem

3)leaves

4)roots
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stamen

carpels

petal

sepal
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