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    Plant Reproduction

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    Plant organs have specific jobs like leaves producing food through photosynthesis, roots absorbing water and anchoring the plant, and stems transporting water and supporting leaves. Flowers carry out sexual reproduction by pollination which is the transfer of pollen grains from stamens to the stigma, allowing the pollen nucleus to fuse with the ovule to form seeds, aided by insects, animals, or wind. After fertilization, plants disperse seeds in various ways like by wind, animals eating and transporting them, making them stick to fur, or explosion to grow in new locations.

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    Plant organs have specific jobs like leaves producing food through photosynthesis, roots absorbing water and anchoring the plant, and stems transporting water and supporting leaves. Flowers carry out sexual reproduction by pollination which is the transfer of pollen grains from stamens to the stigma, allowing the pollen nucleus to fuse with the ovule to form seeds, aided by insects, animals, or wind. After fertilization, plants disperse seeds in various ways like by wind, animals eating and transporting them, making them stick to fur, or explosion to grow in new locations.

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    La reproducción de las plantas (en inglés)

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    Plant-Reproduction

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    Plant organs have specific jobs like leaves producing food through photosynthesis, roots absorbing water and anchoring the plant, and stems transporting water and supporting leaves. Flowers carry out sexual reproduction by pollination which is the transfer of pollen grains from stamens to the stigma, allowing the pollen nucleus to fuse with the ovule to form seeds, aided by insects, animals, or wind. After fertilization, plants disperse seeds in various ways like by wind, animals eating and transporting them, making them stick to fur, or explosion to grow in new locations.

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    Plant Reproduction

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    Manuel Lopez
    Plant organs have specific jobs like leaves producing food through photosynthesis, roots absorbing water and anchoring the plant, and stems transporting water and supporting leaves. Flowers carry out sexual reproduction by pollination which is the transfer of pollen grains from stamens to the stigma, allowing the pollen nucleus to fuse with the ovule to form seeds, aided by insects, animals, or wind. After fertilization, plants disperse seeds in various ways like by wind, animals eating and transporting them, making them stick to fur, or explosion to grow in new locations.

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    Plant organs

    Year 7 Knowledge Organiser – Plant Plants have different organs to do different


    Reproduction jobs:
    Leaves – carry out photosynthesis and
    make food
    Key words: Flower structure Roots – absorb water and anchor the plant
    Stem – supports the leaves and transports
    Pollen – contains the male water to them
    sex cells. Produced by the Flower – carries out sexual reproduction
    stamens
    Ovule (egg) – female sex Pollination
    cell, found in the ovary
    Pollination – the transfer of This occurs when the pollen grain lands
    pollen from the stamens to
    on the stigma and the nucleus fuses
    the stigma, either in the
    same flower or a different with the ovule to form a seed. It can be
    one carried out by insects, animals or the
    Fertilisation – the joining of a wind.
    pollen grain nucleus and an
    ovule to form an embryo
    Seed – structure containing
    the embryo of a new plant
    Fruit – the ovary develops Seed dispersal
    into this after fertilisation – it After fertilisation plants have to spread their seeds
    surrounds the seed so they can grow in a new place. There are
    Carpel – all the female parts many ways that plants do this.
    of a flower, made up of the
    stigma, style and ovary By the wind

    Websites that might be useful: By animals eating them Insect pollinated flowers have bright
    https://www.bbc.com/bitesize/ colours, scents and nectar to attract
    guides/zs7thyc/revision/1 By making them stick to animal fur insects.

    Extension ideas to research: By explosion or quick release Wind pollinated flowers have long anthers,
    produce lots of pollen and have feathery
    How do coconut palms stigmas to catch the pollen.
    disperse their seeds? Look up
    the squirting cucumber plant!

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