Plant reproduction

Growth of flowers and plants.

Attracting bees to the flower.

Process of plant reproduction.

Transfer of pollen from male to female parts.

Mosquitoes pollinate flowers.

Butterflies are always pollinators.

Bees are the most common pollinators.

Ants carry pollen.

Flowers do not help trees.

Flowers only grow from seeds.

Flowers produce oxygen directly.

Flowers attract pollinators with nectar and color.

Wind only helps in seed dispersal.

Wind creates flowers faster.

Wind makes trees grow taller.

Wind carries pollen from one flower to another.

By producing seeds

By splitting in half

By growing faster

By making clones

Fish swimming in ponds.

Frogs hopping on plants.

Birds eating and dropping seeds.

Insects that sting flowers.

To make planting easier.

To aid in wind or animal dispersal.

To taste better to insects.

To keep the seeds warm.

Wind dispersal of light seeds.

Plants growing larger.

Seeds growing near the parent plant.

Seeds exploding from pods.

To help seeds grow faster.

To make the plant look nice.

To spread seeds away from the parent plant.

To protect seeds from animals.

Petal

Ovary

Anther

Stigma

Petal

Style

Stamen

Ovary

Supports petals

Generates pollen

Produces nectar

Contains ovules that develop into seeds

Stamen

Nectar

Anther

Style

Produce seeds

Attract pollinators

Protect the flower bud

Make nectar

Receives pollen

Produces pollen

Creates seeds

Forms petals