Flower Power
Which part of a flower attracts pollinators?
Petals
What is pollination?
The transfer of pollen from anther to stigma
What is germination?
When a seed starts to grow
Wich nutrient is a main source of energy?
Carbohydrates
Where does digestion begin?
The mouth
Which flower part produces pollen?
The anther
Name one pollinator
A bee, butterfly ...
Name one condition seeds need to germinate
Water, oxygen or a suitable temperature
Which nutrient helps growth and repair?
Protein
Which organ moves food to the stomach?
The oesophagus
Which part receives pollen?
The stigma
What is fertilisation?
The joining of male and female parts
Do seeds usually need light to germinate?
Not always, many seeds can germinate without light
Name one food rich in protein
Eggs, fish, meet, beans ...
What does the stomach do?
It mixies food with digestive juices
Which part contains ovules?
The ovary
What can an ovule develop into after fertilisation?
A seed
Why does a seed need water?
Water starts processes needed for growth
PRIZE
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Where are most nutrient absorbed?
The small intestine
Name four part of a flower
Petals, anther, stigma, ovary
Explain how a flowering plant produces seeds
Pollination happens, then fertilisation: ovules develop into seeds
A seed has water and warmth but no air. What may happen?
It may not germinate because it needs oxygen
Create a balanced meal with three different food types
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What is the difference between the small and large intestines?
The small intestine absorbs most nutrients, the large intestine absorbs much of the remaining water