1. Flower Dissection Lab Use the reference sheet and descriptions below to identify and examine each part of your flower. Make a sketch of your flower and label all the parts that you can find and upload your drawing with the labels into this space. You can either scan your picture into your computer to upload it or you can take a picture of it with your cell phone, send it to your computer, upload the saved picture. Include labels to identify the structures indicated in bold. (Note: Your flower may or may not have all of the structures listed.) Record how many of each part you find in your flower in the table below. You can use the handout to help you identify the parts. Label Part A B C D Sepals Petals Stamen Anther Total count Description Thick outer green parts that protect the flower bud Colored part that attracts pollinators Entire male reproductive structure (consists of anther and filament) Cap at the end of the stamen that produces pollon E F Filament Carpel (Pistil) G Stigma 1 H Style Ovary 4 Long fibrous structure that holds anther. Entire female reproductive structure (consists of stigma, style and ovary) Puckered top of the pistil. Long structure in the pistil going down to the ovary Swollen base at the bottom of the pistil where egg is housed.