Parts of a flower...

Grasses have no branches.

Grasses have got thick, hard stem.

Busses have got high branches.

Trees can be deciduous or evergreen.

Trees have got low branches.

Trees have got trunk (thick, hard stem).

Flowering plants use seeds to reproduce.

The flowering plants which produce fruit with seeds are called gymnosperms.

Moss and fern are examples of flowering plants.

The reproductive organs of an angiosperm are inside de fruit.

Petals attract insects to the flower.

Sepals are small green leaves which protect the flower before it opens.

The stamens are the female reproductive organs.

The stamens produce pollen.

The stigma is the part of the flower which receives the pollen.

The ovary is where seeds develop in a flower.

Pollination is the process which a plant produce its own food.

Animal pollination is the transfer of pollen from a stamen to the stigma of another plant by an insect or a bird.

Plants need water, carbon dioxide, minerals and sunlightto make their own food.

Photosynthesis only happens during the night.

Plants are living things.

The plant absorbs oxygen from the air through small holes in their leaves.

The stem absorb water and minerals form the soil.

Wind pollination involves wind blowing the pollen from one plant to another.

During the day, as part of photosynthesis, plants produce oxygen.

Apple tree o pine tree are examples of flowering plants.