Pollinators
What is a Pollinator?
How do plants begin?
As a seed!
What is photosynthesis?
The process by which leaves convert energy from sunlight, water and nutrients in food for the plant.
Why is dirt important to plants?
Name two things that pollinate flowers
Bees, Butterflies, Wasps, People!
Why are roots important?
Roots carrying nutrients from the soil to the seed that grows the rest of the plant and grounds the plant
What is needed for photosynthesis to occur?
Sunlight, leaves of a plant, water and nutrients
What is the importance of a stem of a plant?
Takes nutrients and water from roots to the leaves, helps the plant grow
What are petals?
The soft leaves of varying colors that surround the reproductive parts of a flower that attracts pollinators to the flowers
What is the purpose of flowers?
To create seeds to spread the plant!
What is the sugar produced by leaves in photosynthesis called?
Glucose!
What does it mean to reap?
To harvest!
How does pollen help produce more plants?
Pollen is carried to the pistil of the flower that uses it to create seeds
What is your Mom's favorite flower?
;)
How do plants help us breathe?
During photosynthesis plants take in carbon dioxide and let out oxygen to help us breathe!
What does it mean to sow?