Plant parts and function

What does the sepal do?

• Protects the young bud

• Protects the mature flower

• Makes fruit

• Supports the plant

Bonus: What do the leaves of a plant do?

• Collect sunlight and Produce food

• collect sunlight and attract pollinators

• produce food and attract pollinators

• none of the above

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The stem of a plant allows it to transport nutrients from the leaves to the roots. What else does it do?

• Support it

• Stops it from growing taller

• move pollen to ovary

Why do flowering plants produce a fruit?

• For animals to enjoy

• to protect the seed

• to provide food for the seed

• to help transport the seed to a new location

the style supports the....

• anther

• stigma

• stamen

• pistil

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The filament supports the...

• Anther

• Stigma

• stamen

• pistil

Flowers reproduce....

• Sexually

• Asexually

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After an ovule has been fertilized, what will the rest of the ovary form into?

• endosperm

• seed

• Fruit

• new ovary

When the sperm from a pollen grain joins with the ovule from the ovary, a ______ is formed.

• endosperm

• fruit

• ziboney

• zygote

Once a pollen grain attaches to the stigma, it will use extend a ________ to reach the ovary.

• Pollen slide

• Pollen tube

• Pollen ladder

• seed tube