Pollination

Question 1

In most plants what is achieved thorough pilloinafion

Answer 1

Internal fertilizarion

Question 2

Anther

Answer 2

Where pollen is produced and stored

Question 3

Pollen grains

Answer 3

Cases containing male gamers

Question 4

Fulminant

Answer 4

Stalk that supports the anther

Question 5

What is the male part of the flower

Answer 5

Stamen

Question 6

Stigma

Answer 6

Sticky lip of the pistol that captures pollen grains

Question 7

Style

Answer 7

Stalk that supports the stigma and in which pollen tube forms

Question 8

Ovary

Answer 8

Swollen Base of pistil containing ovules

Question 9

Ovules

Answer 9

Sacs containing female gametes

Question 10

Female part of the flower

Answer 10

Pistol

Question 11

What is a pollen tube

Answer 11

Structure that delivers the sperm cells to the egg cells

Question 12

What happens after the pollen lands in the female part of the flower?

Answer 12

The pollen tube forms, a zygote grows into a embryo and is nourished by food stored within the seed in which the embryo grows. The seeds tougher outer coating protects the developing embryo

Question 13

Why is a bee a pollinator

Answer 13

They transfer pollen between different flowers of the same species

Question 14

Two pollinators

Answer 14

Bees, bats,

Question 15

If a plant doesn’t have petal how does pollen transfer

Answer 15

They release the pollen into the air and the wind carries the pollen to the female reproductive parts of other flowers ( example is a willow tree)

Question 16

Plants lien Douglas fir tree don’t have flowers so instead spent and egg cells are produced in male and female cones. They are called cofounders. Pollen is released from the mall cones and carried in the wind to the female cones

Answer 16

Another way of pollen transport