pollen joins the egg to make seed. this process called
fertilisation
How are flowering plants different from non-flowering plants? A) flowering plants are green B) Flowering plants can produce flowers, seeds, and fruits C) Non-flowering plants grow faster D) Non-flowering plants have flowers but no seeds
B
pollen joins the egg to make seed. this process called
fertilisation
What are the components of a female part(carpel)?
Stigma,Style,Ovary
pollen joins the egg to make seed. this process called
fertilisation
They form the outer covering that protects the flower when it is in the bud stage.
Sepals
What is the first stage of a plant's life cycle?
seed
The stalk that holds the anther.
Filament
the movement of pollen from anther to stigma
pollination
sweet liquid in the flower.
nectar
What are the components of the male part (stamen)?
Anther,Filament
Female part that contains the eggs
Ovary
What word means that a plant is starting to grow?
germination, sprouting
Powder produced in the anther
Pollen
What do we call the colorful part of the flower?
petals
.. forms from ovary of flower.
fruit
Mosses are the plants without flowers and fruits so how do they reproduce?
They make spores
Butterflies, bees and other insects on flowers are called
Pollinators
they produce seeds but not from the flowers and fruits and they have cones
cone-bearing plants
What Connects the Stigma to the Ovary?
Style
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