Flower Anatomy

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Across
  1. 3. Very small structures hidden deep within the flower that could become a seed after fertilization
  2. 4. The colorful, noticeable structures that surround the center of a flower
  3. 6. The gland at the base of a flower that produces a sugary substance that attracts pollinators
  4. 7. The sticky, sometimes rough surface that traps pollen grains carried by the wind, insects, or animals
  5. 10. The long, thin stalk that holds up the anther (part of the stamen)
Down
  1. 1. The structure that supports the entire flower and transports water and nutrients
  2. 2. The narrow tube that connects the stigma to the ovary; pollen travels down this
  3. 3. The rounded structure that protects ovules, and which develops into a fruit after fertilization.
  4. 5. The green, leaf-like structures that protect a flower bud before it opens
  5. 8. The pollen-producing structure at the tip of a stamen
  6. 9. The sweet, fleshy structure an ovary develops into after fertilization