There are two types of polination. Name them.
Insect pollination and wind pollination
When farmers prepare the soil to plant we call it SOWING. True or False?
False: It's ploughing
Crops can be used only for food. True or false?
False: It can be used as raw materials and to feed animals
After pollination the flower produces a fruit. The fruit has got_______ inside of it.
Seeds
The stigma is located at the top of the pistil. True or False?
True
Potatoes grow underground. What is the name of this group?
Tubers
During photosynthesis plants take in ______ and release _____
carbon dioxide/oxygen
Specialized stems that grow horizontally underground. Example: Ginger
Rhizomes
Germination is the process in which the insect pollinates a flower.
False: Germination is when the seeds begins to turn into a plant.
A plant uses parts of itself to reproduce. How do we call it?
Asexual reproduction
This substance absorbs the sunlight and gives the plant the colour green
Chlorophyll
How do we call this stage: When farmers collect the crops from the fields.
Harvesting
In this process the plants take in oxygen and release carbon dioxide. What is the name of the process?
Respiration
The pistil is the female part or the male part of the flower?
The female part
Stomata absorb water and mineral salts. True or False?
False: Roots absorb it.
Sprinkler is a type of fumigation or irrigation?
Irrigation
Light fruits and with long hair get attached to the animal fur. True or false?
False.
Where is pollen produced?
In the anther
How do we call the mixture of water and mineral salts?
Raw sap
Animals eat juicy fruits and expel the seeds through...
Excretion