What happens to the seedling?
The seedling grows into an adult plant with flowers.
What type of plant is this?
It's moss.
Are these plants wild or cultivated?
They're cultivated.
What type of plant is this?
It's a bush.
Do ferns and mosses produces seeds?
No, they don't. [Ferns and mosses reproduce with spores.]
What part of a tree are these?
They're leaves.
What season is this?
It's autumn. (The deciduous tree's leaves are changing colours.)
What part of a tree is this?
It's a trunk. (It's a stem)
What type of plant is this?
It's a tree. (It's a deciduous tree)
What season is this?
It's spring. (The deciduous tree is growing new leaves.)
What part of a tree are these?
They're seeds. (They're sprouts)
What are the brown spots on the fern leaf?
They are spores. [Ferns and mosses reproduce with spores.]
What type of plant is this?
It's grass.
What happens to the seeds after they leave the fruit?
The seeds grow into sprouts.
Are these plants wild or cultivated?
They're wild.
It this a deciduous tree or an evergreen tree?
It's an evergreen tree.
What does an adult plant produce? And what does it contain?
An adult plant produces fruit which contain seed.
What part of a tree are these?
They're roots.
What season is this?
It's winter. (The deciduous tree hasn't got any leaves.)
Have ferns and mosses got flowers?
No, they haven't. [Ferns and mosses don't produce flowers or seeds.]
What type of plant is this?
It's a fern.
Why are plants important for the environment? (Because they give us ....)
A) Because they give us food. / B) Because they clean the air. / C) We can make any things from plants like clothes, pencils, and paper.
What part of a tree is this?
It's a fruit.
What part of a tree are these?
They're flowers.
Is this an evergreen tree or a deciduous tree?
It's a deciduous tree.
Are these plants wild or cultivated?
They're cultivated.
What happens to a sprout?
The sprout grows into a baby plant called a seedling.
What is this?
It's a cone.
What part of a tree are these?
They're branches.
Are these plants wild or cultivated?
They're wild.