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Pollination and Fertizilation

Published on Nov 19, 2015

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Pollination

BY MRS. KRZMARZICK
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Angiosperms

FLOWER PLANTS ATTRACT POLLINATORS.
Photo by Luz Adriana Villa A.
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Pollen

Pollen grains are located at the top of the stamen, the boy part of the flower.
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Pistil

THE PISTIL IS THE GIRL PART OF A FLOWER. IT LEADS TO THE OVARY OF THE FLOWER.
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Pollination

POLLEN GRAINS MUST GET TO THE PISTIL. POLLINATORS HELP MOVE THE GRAINS THERE.
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Seeds

POLLEN GRAINS JOIN THE PLANT EGG CELL TO FORM A SEED.
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Seed Dispersal

THE SEEDS DISPERSE. WITH THE RIGHT CONDITIONS, THEY MATURE INTO A NEW PLANT.
Photo by Neal.
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Cycle Begins Again

THE CYCLE REPEATS ITSELF.
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Michelle Krzmarzick

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