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| colorful structures that attract animals or insects usually for pollination. |
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| inside the base of the pistil where seeds develop. |
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| strands that hold the anther |
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| encircle the flower stem at the base. |
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| has 4 structures: sepals, petals, stamens, pistils |
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| many small flowers located in one set of petals. |
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| produced in the anther and contains 2 haploid cells |
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| fertilization of flowers caused by water, wind, animals and/or insects |
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| new plants are produced from cuttings of a parent plant |
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| methods of seed dispersal |
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| wind, water, animals touching, anmials eating, insects, buried, floating, hitch hiking, fire |
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