Reproduction in Plants

When a bee drinks nectar from one flower, they sometimes brush up against the stamen. When they go to another flower, they can drop some pollen on the carpel. What process are the bees helping with?

• Pollination

• Gemination

• Fertilisation

• Seed Dispersal

In which part of the flower does fertilisation take place? Be specific.

• Stamen

• Carpel

• Ovary

• Petals

The petals job is not only to protect the reproductive parts of the plant, but also to

• keep wind away from the stamen

• attract pollinators with their colors

• absorb sunlight

• fall off and become food for bugs

What is most likely the way fruit seeds like the ones found in oranges are dispersed?

• Blow in the wind

• Float in the water

• Stick to animal fur

• Eaten by animals and then released

The male part of the flower is the __________

• Carpel

• Sepal

• Ovary

• Stamen

Where specifically are the pollen grains found in the stamen?

• Anther

• Style

• Carpel

Which specific part of the flower do the pollen grains land on?

• Carpel

• Stamen

• Sepal

• Stigma

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

• Stamen

• Pollen

• Carpel

• Stigma

The enlarged base of the carpel that stores the eggs of the plant is called the _______

• Ovary

• Ovule

• Stigma

• Style

C, D , and E are collectively known as the ______.

• Stamen

• Anther

• Sepal

• Carpel