PLANTS
The transfer of the pollen from the anther to the
stigma of a flower is known as.
POLLINATION
The embryo grows inside an egg.
OVIPAROUS
They are a group of living organisms which
are classified in their own kingdom.
FUNGI
They are tiny little organisms that are
everywhere around us.
BACTERIA
21 days of incubation.
CHICKEN
Involves vegetative reproduction through
stems, roots and leaves.
AXESUAL REPRODUCTION
The embryo develops inside the mother's womb.
VIVIPAROUS
How are fungi different from plants?
They don't make their own food.
What bacteria makes us feel sick?
PATHOGENS
13 days of incubation.
CANARY
Involves the fusion of
the male (pollen) and female (ovule)
gametes.
SEXUAL REPRODUCTION
It is the process by which certain oviparous
animals hatch their eggs.
INCUBATION
It is used when baking bread.
YEAST
What is the main bacteria found in our food?
SALMONELLA
645 days of gestation.
ELEPHANT
When the pollen grain from
the anther lands on the stigma of the
same flower.
SELF-POLLINATION
It is the time in which a fetus develops.
GESTATION
How do fungi get their food?
They get their
food by
decomposing
matter.
What is the name of the bacteria found in the soil?
DECOMPOSERS
16 days of gestation.
HAMSTER
When the pollen
grain of an anther falls on the
stigma of a flower of another plant.
CROSS-POLLINATION
It is the behaviour that results in mating and reproduction.
COURTSHIP
How do fungi reproduce?
By spores.
What is a primary use of bacteria?
TO HELP US DIGEST AND BREAKDOWN FOOD.
480 days of gestation.
WHALE