The document outlines the life cycle of a plant from seed to flower. It begins with seeds, which contain an embryo plant. Seeds need certain conditions like air and water to undergo germination, where stems and roots first emerge. As the plant sprouts, it begins to grow above ground until reaching maturity. Pollination then occurs, often by insects, which allows for the production of new seeds and perpetuates the cycle.

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2. Where does the Life Cycle Start? Seeds

4. In the form of an embryo

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13. Pollination Pollination often occurs by insects like bees Pollination makes new seeds

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16. And the Cycle Begins Again

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