How do gymnosperms reproduce?
They reproduce with cones.
In what part of the carpel do seeds develop?
In the ovary
Point to the stamens.
(point to the correct brown/orange parts on the outside)
What are the two types of pollination?
Animal pollination and wind pollination.
What do the stamens produce?
They produce pollen.
What part of the plant absorbes water and minerals from the soil?
The roots
What part of the carpel receives the pollen?
The stigma
What happens to the petals after pollination?
They fall off the flower.
Point to the stigma.
(point to the green part in the middle)
Why do petals have colours?
They have colours to attract insects.
What part of the flower becomes the fruit?
The ovary (of the carpel)
What part of the plant produces seeds?
The flower
How do moss and ferns reproduce?
They reproduce with spores.
What is the basic function of a flower?
It is to produce seeds.
What's the name of the flower's male reproductive organ?
The stamens
What part holds up the plant and supports it?
The stem
What is the colourful part of the flower called?
The petals
What is it called when pollen travels from the stamen to inside the stigma?
It's called pollination.
Where are the seeds?
They are inside the fruit.
TRUE OR FALSE: Only bees pollinate flowers.
FALSE: flowers can be pollinated by other animals (birds, bats, butterflys) and by the wind.
What part of the plant absorbs carbon dioxide from the air?
The leaves
Which type of plant reproduces with flowers: moss, ferns, angiosperms, or gymnosperms?
Angiosperms reproduce with flowers.
What part of the plant protects the seeds?
The fruit
What's the name of the flower's female reproductive organ? (The whole thing)
The carpel
What part of the plant transports water from the roots to the leaves?
The stem
What's the function of sepals?
They are leaves that protect the flower before it opens.
What part of the plant uses sunlight to make food?
The leaves