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Seed Power!
From Flower to Fruit and Seed
How Seeds Grow
100
Moss is an example of what type of plant?
What is nonvascular?
100
A single reproductive cell that can grow into a whole new plant.
What is a spore?
100
A type of plant that produces seeds within a cone.
What is gymnosperm?
100
This part of the flower produces pollen grains.
What is an anther?
100
A reproductive structure that stays protected before germinating.
What is a seed?
200
A plant with tissue that can transport materials throughout the plant.
What is vascular?
200
Spores are transported primarily by __________.
What is wind?
200
This cone-producing type plant is the most common gymnosperm.
What is conifer?
200
The process in which animals, wind and insects transfer pollen to the stigmas of these flowers.
What is pollination?
200
Part of the seed that provides food for a germinating plant.
What is a cotyledon?
300
A plant that doesn't have true leaves or roots and doesn't grow tall.
What is nonvascular?
300
A type of plant that produces flowers to make seeds.
What is angiosperm?
300
The part of the flower that turns into the fruit.
What is an ovary?
300
The process in which a seed starts to grow.
What is germination?
400
Trees and flowers are examples of this type of plant.
What is vascular?
400
Help spread angiosperm seeds.
What are humans and animals?
400
Part of the plant that attracts most animals and insects.
What is nectar?
400
This part of the seed surrounds it and protects the embryo and cotyledon.
What is the seed coat?
500
This smaller tube in a vascular plant carries water and nutrients from the roots to all the other parts of the plant.
What is xylem?
500
The process in which a sperm cell unites with the egg inside each ovule.
What is fertilization?
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