What is the first step of pollination
The flower's stamens produces pollen.
A ____ moves water and food throughout the plant
Stem
What part of the flower is this?
Stamen
True or False
Pollinators carry pollen to other flowers
True
What is the second step of pollination?
The pollinator flies to the flower and brushes against the stamen. Some pollen sticks to its body.
Bulbs and tubers are _____
underground
What part of the flower is this?
Pistil
True or False
A plant's stem attracts pollinators.
False
A plant's PETALS attract pollinators
What is the third step of pollination?
The pollinator flies to another flower and brushes against the pistil. Pollen falls onto the stigma.
A desert plant may have thick leaves to store ____
What is this part of the flower?
Petal
True or False
Plants use air, nutrients, and energy from the sun to make food.
False
Plants use air, WATER, and energy from the sun to make food.
What is the fourth step of pollination?
The pollen travels down the style to the ovary. The ovary makes a seed.
A ____ is a scientist who studies plants
What is this part of the flower?
Sepal
True or False
The process that plants use to make food is called photosynthesis.
True
DAILY DOUBLE
WHY DO SOME PLANTS SURVIVE WELL IN DRY HABITATS?
God designed plants with structures that help them survive. Many plants that live in dry habitats have taproots that reach deep into the ground in search of water. They also have thick or small leaves that help keep in water.
A _____ holds a plant in the ground and takes in water from the soil.
Root
DAILY DOUBLE
WHAT PART OF THE FLOWER IS THIS?
STEM
True or False
Photosynthesis takes place in a plant's roots.
False
Photosynthesis takes place in a plant's LEAVES.