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What do we call the process of the scattering of the seed?
Seed disperal
Meaning: Seed dispersal
Scattering of the seed
Germinate / Germination
Grow
Wha do plants need to germinate?
Water/ Oxygen / temperature
What are the steps of the life cycle of a plant?
...
Meaning: Life Cycle of plant
Includes all of the changes the plant goes through from fertilization to death.
What is "Germinate / Germination) ?
Sereds grow to a plant
What does "Seed dispersal" mean?
Scattering of seeds (plant/ animals/ wind..)
What does "scattering of seeds" means?
Seed dispersal
What happens after pollination?
Fertilization
What is "fertilization" ?
Occurs when the sperm cell and the egg cell combine inside the ovary to make seeds. This happens after pollination.
Which part of the flower is the ovary in?
pistill
Which part of the flower produces pollen that contains sperm cells?
stamen
How can bees contribute to the process of "Pollination" ?
They can move the pollen to the pistill when they absorb the nectar
What is "Nectar" ?
a liquid that flowers produce and bees love.
What is "pollination" ?
The transfer of pollen from stamen to pistill
What is the female part of a flower? What does it produce? where?
Pistill / egg cells in the ovary
What is the male part of a flower? What does it produce?
Stamen - pollen (sperm cells)
Sepals
- green leaf part - cover and protect the flower bud
Petals
- Colourful - Protect the part that makes seeds - Attract seeds, butterflies, birds, and other organisms.
What is an "Ovary" ?
- In the pistill - produces egg cells - The place where egg cells and sperm cells are combined to produce seeds.
What is a "Pistill" ?
- Female part - contains an ovary
What is a "stamen" ?
-The male part - surround the pistill - produce pollen that contains sperm cells.
Give 2 examples of plants that reproduce by spores
Ferns (non-flowering/ vasular) and mosses (non flowering non-vascular)
Non-flowering plants reproduce by ...
Spores
Give example of 2 plants that reproduce by seeds.
Daffodills (flowering) / Conifers (cones)
Flowering plants and conifers reproduce by ...
Seeds
What is to reproduce?
to make more of the same kind/ produce offspring
An important function of plants is to..
reproduce


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