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Name the part of the flower that contains eggs.

ovary.

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How is pollination different to fertilisation?

Pollination is when pollen is carried from the stamens to the stigma of a flower. Fertilisation is when the pollen and egg cells join together in the ovary.

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seesaw

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rocket

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baam

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baam

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star

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gift

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thief

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Name the part of the flower that attracts insects and birds.

petals.

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Name two ways that flowers are pollinated.

Birds, insects, wind

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What is the female part of the flower called?

The carpel or the pistil.

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How is this flower pollinated? Give a reason for your answer.

Insects / Birds. It has brightly coloured petals.

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What is the male part of the flower called?

The stamen.

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What do plants need to grow?

Plants need light, air, water, and warmth to grow.

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Why does the seed need a food store?

So that the embryo can get energy to grow into a new plant.

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How is this seed suited to its method of dispersal?

This seed has hooks to stick to animals' fur.

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Name the part of the flower that protects the flower bud.

sepals.

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banana

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How is the bush willow seed dispersed? Give a reason for your answer.

By wind. It has papery wings.

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Put the life cycle in the correct order: fertilisation; germination; growth; seed dispersal; pollination; seed production

germination-growth-pollination-fertilisation-seed production-seed dispersal

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