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- Plant Reproduction
- Plant Types
- Plant Structure
- Dormancy
- Photosynthesis
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- Pollen is transferred from the stamen to the pistil.
- The pollen travels down the pistil tube to the ovary and is fertilized.
- A seed begins to form in the ovary.
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- Flowers
- attract birds and insects.
- Leaves
- produce food for the plant.
- Stems
- provide support and carry the water and nutrients through the plant.
- Roots
- anchor the plant and take
in nutrients and water.
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- Dormancy is when a plant is in a state of suspension. This means the plant is still alive,
but it looks dead.
- Dormancy is to plants as hibernation is to animals.
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- People breathe out carbon dioxide.
- Plants breathe out oxygen.
- Plants need carbon dioxide to make food.
- People need oxygen to live.
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- Name the 4 parts of a plant and the function of each.
- Which part of the flower contains the pollen?
- Which part of the flower is the female part that makes the seeds?
- Name the 2 types of plant in the plant kingdom.
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- Give 2 examples of plants that produce spores.
- What is photosynthesis?
- What is dormancy?
- What gas do plants give us?
- What gas do plants take in?
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