The document describes two types of plant pollination: wind pollination, which is used by trees and grasses that lack colorful petals to attract animals, and animal pollination, which is carried out by birds and insects like bees that are attracted to colorful petals in order to drink nectar from flowers. The document also defines plant structures involved in reproduction and provides example videos and credits for the information presented.

1. Animal and wind pollinition
By: Fernando López

2. Describe a plant.
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We can classify plants into herbaceus
plants, bushes and trees.
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Plants have stamens, stigma, pollen,
carpel, ovary and ovule.

3. Wind pollinition
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Wind pollinition is
used by plants such
as trees and grasses
wich don´t have
colourful petals to
atract animals.

4. Animal pollinition

Animal pollinition is
carred out by birds and
insects, such as
bees.Colourful petals
atract animals to a
flower.
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This animals come to the
flower to drink a sweet
liquid called nectar.

5. Links.
Wind pollinition
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9khrbZD87Q
Animal pollinition
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tcmBCiomfI

6. Credits.
Photos by Fernando.
Leters by Fernando.
Color by technicolor .
Sound by technicolor.