Seeds
Germination
Flowers
Fruits
Dispersal
100
What do plants produce so they can reproduce?
Seeds
100
Can seeds germinate in the dark?
yes!
100
What iis the colorful outer part of the flower that protects that reproductive organs?
Petals
100
What is inside every fruit?
Seeds
100
What is dispersal?
Scattering of seeds from the parent plant
200
What is the protective covering on a seed?
seed coat
200
Can seeds germinate in the cold?
no
200
What does the sticky part of the flower do?
The stigma collects pollen grains
200
Why does a plant grow fruit?
To reproduce
200
How does this seed disperse?
By wind
300
Some plants (like ginger) do not reproduce by seeds, but by growing new plants. What are these called?
Buds
300
What 3 things does a seed need to germinate?
Air, Water, Warmth
300
What is this male part of the flower called that carries pollen grains?
Anther
300
What does the ovule of a flower grow into?
Seed
300
How do coconuts disperse?
By water
400
Where can you find new seeds on a plant?
Inside the fruit
400
What happens if a seed is not in the right conditions for germination?
Nothing! It will not germinate
400
What part of the flower contains and protects the ovules?
The ovary
400
What does the ovary of a flower grow into?
A fruit
400
What is it called when a pod dries up and throws seeds?
Dispersal by explosive action, Dispersal by splitting
500
What is the first thing that happens to a seed in the plant life cycle?
Germination
500
What is germination?
The first step of a seed growing into a young plant
500
Which letter is pointing to the ovary of the flower?
B
500
What happens to a flower before it can become a fruit?
pollination
500
What happens to edible fruits?
Animals eat them and pass them somewhere to be planted