Flowers have male stamens that produce pollen and female carpels or pistils that produce ovules. Pollination occurs when pollen travels between flowers, which can happen through animals or wind. Fertilization then takes place as a pollen grain joins with an ovule. The seed grows in the carpel and becomes a small fruit, getting larger until the petals fall and the fruit ripens and opens, releasing seeds that germinate to grow new plants.

1. AUTORES:
ALVARO MOYANO
ALEJANDRO UCENDO

2. Most flowers have male and female organs.

3. The carpel or
pistil is the
female
reproductive
organ.It
produces
ovules
The stamens
are the male
reproductive
organs. They
produce
pollem

4. Pollination takes place. Pollination is when the pollen travels from one
flower to another.
It can be animal pollination or wind pollination.

5. Fertilization takes place.
It is the union of a grain of pollen and an ovule.

6. The seed grows and grows in the carpel.

7. The seed becomes a small fruit.

8. The fruit gets bigger and bigger. The petals fall down.

9. The fruit changes colour. Many
seeds grow inside it.

10. The seeds fall down to the grounds because: The fruit ripens
and opens.
Animals eat the fruit and the seeds are in their faeces.

11. Germination takes places.
Germination means that a new plant grows
from eats seed.

12. The small plants turn into big
ones. News parts grow such as
trunk, branches, flowers, etc…

13. Most flowers have male and female parts.