How do bees pollinate plants?
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Why do grapevines have long tendrils?
To grip other plants for support
Where is the stigma?
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Where is the anther?
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How are these seeds dispersed?
By animals
Where is the style?
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Where is the petal?
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What three things does the carpel consist of?
stigma, style, ovary
Why do some plants have thorns?
To stop unwanted animals from eating their fruit
Name 3 adaptations of plants growing in the desert
Long roots, spine-shaped leaves, swollen stems to store water
After fertilisation, what does the ovule develop into?
Fruit
When does fertilisation occur?
Before pollination
After pollination
After seed dispersal
During pollination
Where is the stamen?
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How do plants disperse seeds through animals?
Animals eat the fruit and poop it out
How are these seeds dispersed?
By water
Most plants and animals cannot survive in places with...
high humidity
lots of food sources
competition
extreme temperatures
What do plants need to perform photosynthesis?
Sunlight
Where is the sepal?
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What is self-pollination?
When a plant pollinates itself
How to cacti keep hold of their water?
Swollen stems
How are these seeds dispersed?
By wind
How are these seeds dispersed?
By explosion
What is the function of a stigma?
It allows pollen to stick to it