Blog post #10

The brassica oleracea In full flower form.

The brassica Oleracea Flower Dissected

 This part of the plant is the male reproductive anatomy.  This part is called the stamen, it produces pollen and releases pollen. The Stem in the middle is called the Flower is called the Anthen.

 This picture shows the female reproductive part of a the plant. It's called the carpel. The carpel also has a stalk called a style. The style has a sticky part called  the stigma. This part collects the pollen by making it stick to itself. 

This is a close up picture of the pollen. The pollen is produced by the male reproductive part of the Brassica Oleracea. The pollen is transferred by bees to female reproductive flowers.