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Flowering plants are the largest and most diverse division of plants. They produce flowers which become fruits containing seeds, with each seed having stored food in a cotyledon to aid germination. Flowering plants reproduce with the help of birds and bees attracted by bright colorful flowers encoded in their genetics. They have basic needs of water, sunlight, air, and space, and examples include hibiscus, lilies, roses, daisies, and sunflowers.
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- 2. What is flowering plant? Flowering is the plant that produce flowers which become fruits that contain seeds. Each seed has a cotyledon, which is stored food that is used by the seed to germinate. Sunflower
- 3. Why are some flowers so colourful? • Flowers that are bright in colour are meant to attract birds, bees and other insects in order to help the plants reproduce. A plant needs to reproduce with the help of the birds and the bees • Bright colours or dull colours are fixed in the genetics of a flower.
- 4. • Largest and most diverse division of plants • More than 250,000 known as species of flowering plants, called angiosperms • Single or multiple Cotyledons • Seeds grow in fruits, nut or pods • Produce flower • Produce Fruits haracteristics of Flowering Plants
- 5. The Basic Needs of Plants • All plants have basic needs • Without the basic needs, the plants will die • Basic Needs of plants: i. All plants need water. ii. All plants need sunlight. iii. All plants need air. iv. All plants need space to grow. Air Water Sunlight