What changes occur in the various parts of a flower when it becomes a fruit? Complete the table. Part of the flower Change Pedicel Thalamus Calyx Corolla

The male gamete from the pollen grain reaches the ovary and fuse with the egg. This fusion with the egg is called fertilization. Thus, the fruit is formed. The changes in the parts of a flower are as follows: Part of the flower Changes Pedicel It becomes stronger to hold the fruit. Thalamus It is a platform on which ovary develops into a fruit. Calyx It persists. Corolla It withers away.

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Science for Class 6 - Part 1>Chapter 3 - Flower to Flower>Exercise 10

Kerala Board Solutions for Chapter: Flower to Flower, Exercise 10: Exercise 10

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