Pollination

___________________ is the transfer of pollen grain from the anther to the stigma within one flower or between flowers of the same kind.

• Reproduction

• Pollination

• Flowering

• Germination

The anther produces pollen grains that contain the male sex cells.

• True

• False

The ovary consists of ovules that contain the female sex cells.

• True

• False

The stigma is the part of the flower that receives the pollen grains.

• True

• False

Which of the following flowers is pollinated by insects?

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Which of the following flowers is pollinated by insects?

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Which of the following flowers is pollinated by wind?

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Which of the followings are characteristics of insect-pollinated flowers:

• Large and brightly coloured petals.

• Scented flowers.

• Parts of the stamens hang outside the flower.

• Small sticky stigmas, and found within the flower.

• Do not produce nectar.

Which of the followings are characteristics of wind-pollinated flowers:

• Small and dull-coloured or no petals at all.

• Scented flowers.

• Parts of the stamens hang outside the flower.

• Have smooth, small and light pollen grains.

• Do not produce nectar.

Insect-pollinated flowers have small and dull-coloured petals.

• True

• False