The document discusses plant reproduction and pollination. It explains that flowers contain male and female parts called stamens and carpels where pollination occurs. Pollen from the stamen can be transferred to the carpel by wind, animals like bees and bats, humans, or water. When pollen and an egg unite in the carpel, a seed can form, allowing the plant to reproduce.

1. Which structure grows on an adult plant?
A flower

2. In which plant structure do
plants reproduce?
In a flower

3. Parts of a flower
stamen
carpel

4. on the male, there is a powder called
pollen

5. When a pollen and egg come
together, a seed can form

6. what do plants reproduce?
seed

7. Which part is the male and
female?

8. How does pollen get to an egg?

9. How does pollen get to an egg?
Wind blows pollen
1 – Wind

10. How does pollen get to an egg?
2- Animals
A- bee

11. Why does a bee goes to a flower?
1- The flower has bright colours and smell sweet
2- They drink sweet nectar from flower

12. How does pollen get to an egg?
2- Animals
B – bats

13. How does pollen get to an egg?
2- Animals
C – humming bird

14. How does pollen get to an egg?
3 – Human

15. How does pollen get to an egg?
4 – water

16. The transfer of pollen from
the stamen to the carpel
Pollination

17. Self pollination
The male and female parts of the
same flower pollinates itself

18. Cross pollination
Pollen from one plant pollinates
another plant