The part of the flower that is often colorful and attracts pollinators, Petal, Sepal, The male reproductive part that produces pollen, Anther, Stamen, The sticky platform where pollen lands during pollination, Stigma, Pistil/ Carpel, The process of transferring pollen from male to female structures, Fertilization, Pollination, The plant part that becomes fruit after fertilization, Ovary, Ovule, All flowers smell sweet, True, False, Wind- pollinated flowers usually produce more pollen, False, True, Insect pollinated flowers often have a sticky pollen, True, False, Pollination means seeds are planted into the soil, True, False, without pollination, many plants cannot produce fruits, False, True, Big colourful petals are very important for wind- pollinated flowers, Correct, Incorrect, A bee visits flower A and then Flower B of the same kind nearby. What happened?, Pollination, Cross- pollination, A flower has no smell, very light pollen and long hanging stamens. what type of pollination is likely happening?, Insect Pollination, Wind pollination, A flower has bright colors, sweet smell and sticky pollen. Who is most likely helping it?, Humans, Insect, I am colorful and attractive. I invite insects to visit the flower, Petal, Sepal, I produce tiny powder like structures that can travel from one flower to another, Pollen grains, stigma, I am sticky at the top because I must catch something important. I am, Stigma, Anther, I protect the flower before it blooms, but many people ignore me later. I am, Sepal, Pedicle, I carry water and food to help seeds grow after fertilization. I am, Ovule, Ovary, Humans are one agent of pollination besides insects and wind, True, False, Which type of flower usually has nectar?, Insect- pollinated flowers, Wind- pollinated flowers, Which is more likely to waste pollen, wind or insects?, Insects pollination, wind pollination

Flower structures and its function, Pollination, two types and agents of pollination

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