These structures are arranged along the spadix in members of the Araceae family, and are arranged in "heads" in members of Co
These structures are arranged along the spadix in members of the Araceae family, and are arranged in "heads" in members of Compositae. In a model of these structures, A, B, and C type transcription factors direct cell division and patterning in them. Generally, these structures can be thought to consist of three whorls called the perianth, androecium, and gynoecium. In dicots, separate parts of these structures appear in sets of four or five, while in monocots, they generally appear in threes. Sepals grow around them for protection, and they often produce nectar to attract pollinators. For 10 points, name these plant reproductive structures which contain stamens, pistils, and petals.
These structures are arranged along the spadix in members of the Araceae family, and are arranged in "heads" in members of Compositae.
flowers [prompt on "petals" until "androecium"]