about flowers

Flowers are a modification of a shoot (stems and leaves) that shape, color, and arrangement tailored to the interests of plants. Therefore, this flower serves as a venue for pollination and fertilization that eventually can be produced breeding tools. Given the importance of flowers for plants, the flower has properties that are adjustments to perform its functions as a producer of breeding tools, in general, flowers have attractive colors, smells, forms vary, and usually contain honey.

Flowers are a breeding tool in angiosperms. Flowers are formed by a special tip meristem that develops from the tip of vegetative shoots after being stimulated by internal and external factors for that purpose. and its function is to produce seeds through breeding.

Flowers are called perfect flowers when they have a male tool (stamens) and a female (pistil) tool together in one organ. Such flowers are called sissy flowers or hermaphrodites.

Flowers that have petal organs, crowns, stamen, and pistil are called complete flowers.

Flowers have parts that are:

• Flower stalk,
• Flower base,
• Flower arrangements consisting of
  petals and flower crowns
• Male and female genitals in the form of
  pistils and stamens.

Flowers can be classified into complete flowers and incomplete flowers. Flowers are said to be complete when having all the parts of the flower, but the incomplete flower does not have any of the flower parts.