This document discusses the life cycle of flowering plants in several stages: embryo, germination, heredity, flowering, and pollination. Key aspects are that embryos are young growing plants, germination begins growth, heredity passes traits from parents to offspring like color, flowering plants produce seeds in flowers, pollen carried by wind or animals is needed for eggs to make seeds, and cuttings or bulbs can also be used to grow new plants.

1. Life Cycle of Flowering Plants PepaPeñate Ceip Los Llanetes

2. STAGES

3. Embryo: A young plant that is just beginning to grow.

4. Germinate :To begin to grow

5. Heredity:Passing characteristics from parent to offspring.

6. Coloris a characteristic that is passed from the parent to offspring.

7. Flowering Plants Plants that produce seeds in flowers..

8. Conifers Trees that produce seeds in cones.

9. Some conifers are Pine trees Spruce trees abetos

10. Pollen Powdery material that is needed by eggs to make seeds.

11. Ways pollen can get to eggs to make seeds: wind Insects Birds

12. Cuttings A piece of plant that is cut off a parent plant for a new plant to grow.

13. Bulb: An underground stemtallo