What flowers are there in complete flowers?

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1. Definition of complete flower

2. Common complete flowers

3. Common incomplete flowers

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A complete flower refers to a flower that has four parts: calyx, corolla, stamens, and pistils. There are many common complete flowers in life, such as rapeseed, peony, narcissus, rose, and morning glory. Flowers, cabbage flowers, pear flowers, apricot flowers, peach flowers, rose flowers, magnolia flowers, crabapple flowers, osmanthus flowers, apple flowers, hawthorn flowers, broad bean flowers, tomato flowers, cowpea flowers, plum blossoms, narcissus flowers, peach flowers, etc.

1. Definition of complete flower

1. Definition of complete flowers

According to the structure of flowers, flowers can be divided into two types: complete flowers and incomplete flowers. A complete flower refers to a flower that has four parts: calyx, corolla, stamens, and pistils. Missing any of these parts is called an incomplete flower. In addition, complete flowers must be bisexual flowers.

2. Common complete flowers

There are many kinds of complete flowers. Common complete flowers in life include rapeseed, peony, narcissus, rose, morning glory, cabbage, pear, apricot, peach, Rose flowers, magnolia flowers, crabapple flowers, osmanthus flowers, apple flowers, hawthorn flowers, broad bean flowers, tomato flowers, cowpea flowers, plum blossoms, daffodils, peach blossoms, etc.

3. Common incomplete flowers

There are many kinds of incomplete flowers that are common in life, such as pumpkin flowers, poplar flowers, willow flowers, castor flowers, calamus flowers, watermelon flowers, cucumber flowers, loofah flowers, mulberry flowers, Chestnut tree flowers, calla lily flowers, eucommia ulmoides, cattails, etc. Most vegetable flowers are incomplete flowers.

2. Common complete flowers

3. Common incomplete flowers

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