Reproduction
What is that?
Pollinators
Plant Parts
That's Not Science
100
What is the goal of reproduction?
To have offspring!
100
What is that?
Stamen
100
Name 2 ways that flowers attract pollinators.
Brightly colored petals, sweet-smelling and good-tasting nectar, and pollen!
100
Which part of the flower is colorful to attract pollinators?
The Petals
100
Name a Language Arts Teacher!
So many!
200
How many parents does sexual reproduction require?
2!
200
What are these?
Sepals
200
True of false? Flowers always require pollinators to reproduce.
False! Flowers can self-pollinate or cross-pollinate. They may or may not need other organisms to help spread pollen.
200
What is the name for the male part of the flower?
The stamen
200
What is 48 divided by 6?
8
300
What are the two kinds of reproduction?
Sexual and Asexual
300
What are those?
Pistils
300
What is a pollinator?
Any organism that helps move pollen from one flower to the next.
300
What is the name of the female part of a flower?
The pistil
300
What planet in our solar system is often described as the "red planet"?
Mars!
400
Name one type of asexual reproduction
Fragmentation, Budding, Binary Fission
400
What did these used to be?
A flower Ovary!
400
How would an animal like a fruit bat "disperse" the seeds of a fruit?
By eating the fruit and passing seeds through the digestive system (pooping!)
400
What does the stamen produce?
Pollen
400
What is the biggest continent in the world?
Asia!
500
What is a benefit to reproducing Asexually?
Faster and only one parent is necessary
500
What did this used to be?
The base of an apple blossom flower!
500
Name 3 pollinators!
Bees, butterflies, moths, birds, flies, beetles, bats, mice, etc....
500
What is found inside the ovary of a flower?
Eggs (or future seeds of the plant)
500
Who sings this song?
Cascada!