RSA encryption in C#: What part defines the public key?

I've generated a new public/private key pair and exported it as an XML string:

RSACryptoServiceProvider RSA = new RSACryptoServiceProvider(2048);  
string publicPrivateKey = RSA.ToXmlString(true);

The XML string in publicPrivateKey looks like this (strings are shortened for readability):

<RSAKeyValue>
   <Modulus>t6tLd1Wi7PEkwPfx9KGP1Ps/5F2saXnOsCE2U....</Modulus>
   <Exponent>AQAB</Exponent>
   <P>3LJ5y4Vla7cS3XgmbIH5dQgppUHa+aSWavEOCbDRS/M....</P>
   <Q>1QyGIAnjv4YLcRVdwXtxWkijc+aZ496qIBZnCAUUD/E....</Q>
   <DP>0821dc0f+LBKOqIEvj4+2kJrNV5ueQesFBYkEsjPFM....</DP>
   <DQ>ugSzX2oDJwjdGKG1OOiVcmUWAm6IU4PpOxcUYtY8TC....</DQ>
   <InverseQ>LDQIQu+LSB6CSZBrGxNQthWi9mkuPGVZyDDr....</InverseQ>
   <D>qZm2bXKH8WwbsJ8ZlT3S1TbgUifppLrqSRkb8XqEcMv....</D> 
</RSAKeyValue>

The generated public key should be used in other apps (PHP / JavaScript / JAVA) to encrypt data. What part of the above XML defines the public key / what part do I have to send to the developers of the other apps?

And on the opposite side: What defines the private key / which part/parts do I have to store to be able to decrypt the data encrypted by my public key?