Parts Of A Apple Flower. A spur is a short woody shoot on an apple tree that primarily produces flowers and subsequent fruit. 12 in flowers are white with a pink tinge that gradually fades five petaled with an inflorescence consisting of a cyme with 46 flowers.
The sepal of the apple flower produces pollen which contains male gametes. Apple type fruit which develop from epigynous flowers have remnants of the flower sepals petals stigma and stamen attached at the base of the. The epidermic layer is covered with wax and contains few stomata which in many cases are closed when the fruit is ripe.
The apple is a pome fleshy fruit in which the ripened ovary and surrounding tissue both become fleshy and edible.
Apple is a false fruit as fleshy receptacle develops into the fruit here not the fertilized ovary. Apple is a false fruit as fleshy receptacle develops into the fruit here not the fertilized ovary. Stamens - the male reproductive part made up of an anther and filament. Sepals - five green leaf-like structures that make up a flowers calyx.