Blasting Fever

Blasting Fever

This is the same kind of flower that was in the two day ago. This picture provides a more blasting feeling accompanied a blurred outer part giving a feeling of motion blur. My guess of this flower is that the "arms" will spread open slowly.

The internal struture of a flower consists of 4 whorls:

• Sepals (collectively called calynx)
• Petals (collectively called corrolla)
• Stamens (the male part)
• Carpel or Pistil (the female part)

The sepals protect the flower in the bud stage and usually appear green in colour. The petals are colourful and attract insects for pollination. Stamens are comprised of the filament and the anther which has pollen sacs. These pollen sacs in turn produce pollen grains. The carpel consists of ovary, style and stigma. Due to pollination the pollen grains are transferred from the anthers to the stigma. Due to this fertilisation occurs. The pollen grains are taken to the ovary by the style and the ovary changes into the fruit and the ovules inside theovary change into seeds.

(courtesy wikipedia.com)