Flowers and Seeds

Embryo is labelled as

• A

• B

• C

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The purpose of seed dispersal is for the seeds to __________.

• germinate at the same time

• move to the same place and grow

• move further away from the parent plant

• compete with one another for minerals in the soil

These plants do not have fruits and the seeds are not protected.

• Yes

• No

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Bees carry _________ from one plant to another.

• water

• dirt

• pollen

• nectar

Seeds do not need __________ to germinate.

• air

• light

• warmth

• water

What part of the seed develops into a plant?

• Embryo

• Seed Coat

• Roots

• Food Storage

What is the hard outside of the seed called?

• food storage

• seed jacket

• seed coat

• embryo

What happens to a seed when it is soaked in water overnight?

• It weighs less.

• It gets bigger and the seed coat comes off.

• It gets smaller and harder.

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The part of a plant that contains the seeds is called the _____.

• leaves

• fruit

• stem

• roots

The baby plant inside a seed is called the _____.

• embryo

• seed coat

• cotyledon