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Life Cycle of Seed Plants
Plant Reproduction
More Reproduction
Seed Dispersal (How Seeds Travel)
Life Cycles of Animals
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What is it called when pollen moves from the stamen to the pistil? This can happen by wind, insects, or other animals.

Pollination

100

The plant grows, develops leaves and flowers, and the cycle begins again.

Growth into Adult Plant

100

Cone Plants (like pine trees), use ______ instead of flowers.

cones

100

Seeds spread in these 4 ways:

1. Wind

2. Animals

3. Water

4. Eating

100

The 5 types of Animals are:

1. Mammals

2. Marsupials

3. Reptiles

4. Amphibians

5. Insects

200

What is it called when pollen joins with the egg inside the ovule? This happens when a seed begins to form.

Fertilization

200
With Flowering Plants, you can reproduce using _________.

Flowers

200

Male cones make ________.

Pollen

200

How do seeds travel by Wind?

Light seeds blow away (like dandelions)

200

These animals have fur or hair, give birth to live young, and feed babies milk. (ex. lions, dogs, manatees)

Mammals

300

What is it called when the seed develops and contains a baby plant (embryo) and stored food?

Seed Formation

300

Which part of a flower makes pollen?

Stamen (male)

300

Female cones hold _______.

Seeds

300

How do seeds travel by Animals?

Seeds stick to fur

Animals carry them to new places

300

These animals are a type of mammal, and their babies develop in a pouch. (ex. opossums)

Marsupials

400

What is it called when seeds are spread by wind, water, or animals?

Seed Dispersal

400

Which part of a flower receives pollen and makes seeds?

Pistil (female)
400

Ferns do NOT make seeds, but Reproduce using _______.

Spores

400

How do seeds travel by Water?

Seeds float (like coconuts)

400

These animals have scales, lay eggs, and are cold blooded. (ex. snakes, turtles)

Reptiles

500

The seed begins to grow into a new plant when it has water, air, and the right temperature. (sprouting)

Germination (Sprouting)

500

Bright colors help attract _____________.

Pollinators (bees, butterflies)

500

An acorn contains these 3 things:

1. Baby plant (embryo)

2. Stored food for the plant

3. Protective outer covering (seed coat)

500

How do seeds travel by Eating?

Animals eat fruit and spread seeds later

500

These animals live part of life in water, part on land, and have smooth, moist skin. (ex. frogs)

Amphibians