Flower Dissections Views of the Following Floral Parts: Receptacle, sepals (calyx), petals (corolla), stamens (anthers and filiment), carpels (in both simple and compond ovaries), pistils (stigma, style, ovary, and ovules).
Magnolia
Snapdragon (Antirrhinum majus)
Fuschia
Photomicrographs relating to the Lilium Life Cycle:Views show ovary, carpels, ovules, integuments, nucellus (megasporangium), megaspore mother cell, anther, tapedum, pollen grains (microgametophytes), four and eight-celled embryo sacs (megagametophytes), and, in double fertilization, the two sperm nuclei ans each karyogamy event - one resulting in a diploid zygote, the other in the formation of a primary endosperm nucleus).
Overview of general outline of lily life cycle
View Lily flower
View with stamens removed: clear view of pistil
View of pistil with stigma, style and ovary labelled
View of cross section through young lily bud
View through anthers showing tetrads of microspores and tapetum
View through ovary showing three carpels, axile placenta, and ovules
View through ovary showing ovule with detail of megaspore mother cell, nucellus and integuments
Cross section through an older ovary: View of four-nucleated embryo sac
Cross section through dehiscing anther
Whole view - no tapetum
View of pollen grain (microgametophyte)
View of 8-nucleated, 7-celled embryo sac
View of double-fertilization