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| The female part of the flower that contains the ovary, where egg cells are produced |
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| The male part of the flower that produces pollen. Pollen contains sperm cells. |
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| The leaflike parts that cover and protect the petals before the flower opens |
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| Often colorful. Protect the parts of the flower that make seeds (pistil and Stamen). They attract living things |
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| Sperm cells and egg cells mix. |
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| What are the 4 parts of a flower? |
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| Pistil, Stamen, Sepals and Petals |
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| How do Scientist Classify Plants? |
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| List two examples of plants that grow from spores instead of seeds. |
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| What is the Life Cycle of a plant? |
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1. A SEED is planted
2. GERMINATION- after a seed is planted germination begins; it is the sprouting of a seed
3. MATURATION - The stage at which plants can reproduce
4. FLOWERING - A mature plant produces flowers which produce pollen
5. SEED PRODUCTION - Pollination occurs and produces more seeds |
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| a Sweet liquid made by flowers |
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| the movement of pollen form stamen to pistil |
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| when the sperm cell and egg cell combine |
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| The thick bottom part of the Pistil |
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| The scattering of plant seeds |
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| What do seeds need to grow? |
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| Name 3 types of animal Pollinators |
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| Bees, butterflies and birds |
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| What guides an animal or an insect to a flower? |
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| The colorful petals or the scent. |
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| What is necessary for fertilization to occur? |
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| The seed starts to grow into a plant |
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