Parts of a flower
Parts of a Seed
Plant's Life Cycle
Roles of Plant Parts
Other Ways to Reproduce
100
What is part A?
petal
100
What is part B?
seed coat
100
A seed is dispersed
step 1
100
Seeds can be dispersed by animals, people, wind, and _______.
water
100
seeds of conifers are found here
cones
200
What is part B?
stamen
200
What is part C?
embryo
200
The adult plant dies, the seeds are dispersed, and the plant has reproduced.
step 6
200
the seeds of a flowering plant are produced in _____.
fruit
200
rounded, underground storage structure with roots attached
bulbs
300
What is part C?
anther
300
What is part A?
cotyledon
300
a seedling grows
step 3
300
the part of the seed that will become the new plant is the _____.
embryo
300
smaller than a seed and used in reproduction
spores
400
What is part D?
pistil
400
a seed germinates
step 2
400
the plant produces fruit
step 5
400
the flower part that receives pollen is the _____.
pistil
400
stems with roots that grow along the ground for reproduction
runners
500
plants can be pollinated by ______, _______, and _______.
self-pollination, wind, and animals
500
three conditions that most seeds need to germinate are ______, _______, and _______.
air, proper temperature, and water
500
flowers grow, and the plant becomes an adult
step 4
500
By God's design, all plants reproduce plants of the ____ _____.
same kind
500
the transfer of pollen from the stamen to the pistil is called ______.
pollination