Notes from NEET topper
Whorls of a Flower:
- Flowers have four primary whorls:
a) Calyx: The outermost whorl, composed of sepals.
b) Corolla: The second whorl, consisting of petals.
c) Androecium: The third whorl, containing stamens.
d) Gynoecium: The innermost whorl, comprising carpels or pistils.