In the intricate structure of a flower, there are distinct reproductive and accessory organs that play essential roles in the process of reproduction. The male reproductive parts, known as the androecium, consist of stamens responsible for producing pollen. These stamens are crucial in the fertilization process, contributing to the transfer of genetic material. On the other hand, the female reproductive parts, forming the gynoecium, include one or more pistils.

Each pistil comprises an ovary, where ovules are housed, a style that connects the ovary to the stigma, and the stigma itself—a specialized surface that receives pollen for fertilization. Through this simulation, participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of the male and female reproductive structures within a flower, highlighting their distinct functions in the reproductive process of plants.