The flower or cotton is the part that contains the reproductive organs, characteristic of flowering plants, namely a shortened shoot with modified leaves as the reproductive function of the plant. In terms of botanical structure, flowers are a special form of branches. Flowers can facilitate cross-pollination (a combination of pollen and pistil from different flowering plants) or allow self-pollination (combination of pollen and pistil from the same flower). Flowers produce fruits and seeds. Many flowers have evolved to appeal to animals, aiming to have animals help to transfer pollen grains.
Ideally composed of flowers including: petioles, bracts, sepals (sepals), corolla (petals), stamens and stamens.
In addition to containing the reproductive organs in flowering plants, flowers are grown and exploited by humans for the purposes of decoration, beauty and even a source of food and medicine.
