What part of the plant is colorful and attracts pollinators?

The part of the flower that produces pollen!

What part of the plant is responsible for reproduction?

What part of the plant protects the buds until they are ready to bloom?

What is the first of the four major stages in the life cycle of a plant called

The ……… is the reproductive part of the plant

What is the female part of the plant that produces eggs called?

Which part of the flower produces seeds?

On the diagram, what numbers represent the pistil and the ovule?

What is the male reproductive structure of a plant that produces a sticky substance called?

Seeds can move from one place to another by

The ____________________ is the part of the plant where reproduction takes place. Its colorful petals help attract animals and insects which pollinate the plant so it can produce seeds.

_________________________ is the process of a sperm cell (male) and and egg cell (female) joining together. A fertilized egg grows into an embryo inside a seed.

_________________________ is the transfer of pollen from one flower to the reproductive part of another flower. This is often done by insects that drink nectar from the inside of a flower.

The process of a plant starting to grow from a seed is called _________________________.

Why are dandelion seeds able to disperse by wind?

I have hooks to attach to animal fur. What is my dispersal method?

I have parachute like shape. What is likely my dispersal method?

It is when seeds are transported from the parent plant to another area in order to grow.

The purpose of seed dispersal is for the seeds to __________.

Why it is better for seeds to be scattered far and wide?

What are the characteristic of the seeds dispersed by man and animals?

A: Can float on water

B: Sweet and juicy

C: Have hooks or stiff hairs

D: Have wing-like structures and are light

A mystery fruit was said to be dispersed by water.

How can one confirm this statement?

A: Place the fruit on water to see if it floats.

B: Find the mass of the fruit by putting it on a weighing scale.

C: Throw fruit in the air and see the wind blows it.

D: Cut the fruit to see if it contains water.

How are raspberries dispersed?

How are bur seeds dispersed?

The transfer of pollen from flower to flower is called..

Why is fruit formed around an apple seed?