Reproduction means
Giving birth to young ones of same kind
Flower is the ........... part of a plant
Reproductive part
Name the types of flower
Complete and Incomplete
Pollen grains are produced by ...........
Anther
What are the types of Pollination?
Self and Cross pollination
What are the types of reproduction?
Sexual and Asexual reproduction
........... Attracts insects and birds for pollination
Petals
Hibiscus is an example for
What is pollination ?
The process of transfer of pollen grains from anther to stigma of a flower is called pollination
What is self pollination?
Transfer of pollen grains from anther to stigma in the same plant
New plant is formed from a seed is called as ............ reproduction
Sexual Reproduction
Name the male reproductive part of a flower
Stamen or Androecium
A Unisexual flower has separate .......
Male and female reproductive parts
The factors who carry out pollination is called as ...........
Pollinators or pollination agents
What is cross pollination?
Transfer of pollen grains from anther to stigma in two different plants
Asexual reproduction is producing a new plant from existing ............ part of the plant
Vegetative part
Name the two parts of Stamen/ androecium
Anther and filament
Complete flower is also known as ...........
Incomplete flower is also known as ...........
Bisexual flower
unisexual flower
What is biotic agents and give two examples
Living organisms which helps in pollination.
bees, insects, birds, butterflies etc
Name some examples for self pollination
beans and tomato
Seed is formed from a flower by the process of .............. and ............... This is known as sexual reproduction
Pollination and Fertilization
Pistil is the female reproductive part of a flower and it consists of ........ , ......... , ........ and .........
Stigma , Style, Ovary and Ovule
What is a bisexual flower?
It has both male and female reproductive part in the same flower.
What are the abiotic pollinators
Wind and Water
Cross pollination examples
Apple, Plums, Strawberry, Pumpkins