Flower Pollination and Reproduction

The male part of the flower is________

• pistil

• sepal

• ovaries

• stamen

Small powdery grains that contain a plant's male reproductive cells.

• stamen

• pollen

• pistil

• stigma

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What part of the flower will turn into a seed?

• stigma

• anther

• ovule (egg)

• filament

Brightly colored parts of flowers that attract insects.

• petals

• pistils

• stamen

• filaments

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The transfer of pollen to the female part of the flower.

• seed disperal

• pollination

• germination

• regeneration

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The ovary, style, and the stigma make up the female part of a plant called the

• stamen

• petals

• stem

• pistil

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After fertilization what does the flower's ovary develop into?

• Fruit

• Bud

• Seed

• Flower

My flowers are not sweet-scented and I do not produce nectar. How am I likely dispersed?

• By wind

• By insects

• By hummingbirds

• By exploding

I am a flower that produces nectar. What is the function of the nectar?

• To provide food for the flower

• To attract pollinators

• To attract animals to disperse the fruits

• To produce perfumes for Man

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Pollination can occur within the same flower.

• True

• False

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