In the process of pollination, flowers also get help from third parties outside the plant, namely from the wind or insects such as butterflies and bees. This mode of reproduction depends on the type of plant, some are able to reproduce independently and some need outside help.
Types of interest are divided into single and compound interest. Compound interest is referred to as inflorescence. Some examples of these flowers are sunflowers and Anthurium which is actually a collection of several flowers or compound, but looks like a single flower unit.
Flowers have a very important function, because in the flower the process of pollination and fertilization occurs. After fertilization occurs, the plant can reproduce by releasing fruit. Because of their generally beautiful shape, flowers are also often used as ornamental plants so that we can enjoy their beauty.