The four whorls of a flower are: sepals which enclose the entire flower, petals which are coloured to attract insects for pollination, stamens which are the male reproductive organs and the carpels which are the female reproductive organs.
Question
Question
The four whorls of a flower are: sepals which enclose the entire flower, petals which are coloured to attract insects for pollination, stamens which are the male reproductive organs and the carpels which are the female reproductive organs.