Birds, caterpillars, and insects in addition to bumblebees can act as pollinators. Plants have developed various methods of dispersing their seeds such as exploding pods, squirting fruits, or having wings or tufts of hair for wind dispersal. Germination requires certain conditions such as warmth, water, and air while maturation involves processes like photosynthesis, transport of water and nutrients, and transpiration as plants grow from seeds into saplings.

2. Pollination

3. Bumblebees Can you name 2 other pollinators?

5. Dispersal

7. Fly!

8. What Characteristics Do They Have?

9. Cotton Tree

10. Dandelion

11. Dandelion

12. Liana Vine

13. What Characteristics Do They Have?

15. Explodes!

16. Balsam

17. Various Pods

18. Squirting Cucumbers

19. Drops!

20. In the Amazon

21. Eaten Alive!

22. Capuchin Monkeys

23. Germination

24. Swiss Cheese Plant

25. Deeply Rooted

26. Elephant Dung

28. Maturation

29. Geranium Flower

30. Tomatoes ripening

31. Photosynthesis

32. Up the xylem!

33. Out from the phloem!

34. The Marvels of Nature

35. Rafflesia

36. Pitcher Plant

37. Tendrils for climbing

38. Germination Maturation Photosynthesis Transportation Transpiration Germination Pollination Fertilization Dispersal SEED SAPLING PLANT

39. The End