The plant life cycle begins with a seed germinating in the ground and sprouting. The seed then grows into a seedling which develops into an adult plant. The adult plant produces flowers which are pollinated, creating seeds which are then dispersed, completing the cycle as the seeds start new plants. The stages include seed, germination, seedling, adult plant, pollination, and seed dispersal.

2. What is plant life
cycle?
The life cycle in
plants is a series
of stages, from
the germination
of the seed to
the completion of
reproduction of
that plant.

3. Stages of Plant Life Cycle
1. Seed
2. Germination
3. Seedling
4. Adult Plant
5. Pollination
6. Seed Dispersal

4. The plant life
cycle starts
with a seed.
When the
seeds are
planted in the
ground and
settle, they
can begin to
grow. Seed

5. Germination

6. The next step is
seedling. A very
young plant that
grow after
germination. It
starts growing
towards the
sunlight.
Seedling

7. Adult Plant
Photosynthesis
helps the seedling
grow into a mature
plant. The mature
plant produces
flowers, roots,
stem, leaves.

8. Pollination
Pollination plays a
very important
role in the plant
life cycle. Flowers
use pollen to
make seeds
through a process
called pollination

9. Seed Dispersal
Finally, seeds
get dispersed
away to new
places and the
plant life cycle
starts again.