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Pollination

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  • Give one way of pollination
  • _________ is a sweet liquid that flowers make.
    Nectar
  • What form inside the fruit?
    Seeds
  • The ________ protects the seeds and helps them spread.
    Fruit
  • __________ is the movement of pollen from the stamen to the sigma.
    Pollination
  • Give one example of flowers pollinated by wind.
  • Living things that carry pollen from anther to stigma are called __________.
    Pollinators
  • One example of flowers pollinated by wind.
  • Butterflies like to visit flowers with rotten scent
    False
  • Insects feed on ______ inside the flower.
    Nectar
  • When insects fly into flowers and brush against anthers, ______ stick to the insects body.
    Pollens
  • After the egg is fertilised, the ovary grows and becomes a _______.
    Fruit
  • Flowers pollinated by insects are not brightly coloured.
    False
  • The petals of flowers pollinated by wind are small.
    True
  • Give two examples of pollinators.
    Bees and butterflies
  • Fertilisation happens in the flower's _________.
    Ovary
  • One example of flowers pollinated by wind.
  • Fertilisation can also happen if the pollens and eggs are from different kinds of flowers.
    False
  • After the egg is fertilised, petals and stamens die.
    True
  • The process that joins pollens and eggs to make seeds is called pollination.
    False
  • Give one way of pollination.
  • Flowers pollinated by wind have smooth and light pollen grains.
    True
  • In wind pollination, the ______ blows the pollens from anthers to stigmas of other flowers.
    wind