Reproduction in Flowering Plants

What are the three female parts of the flower?

• Stigma

• Anther

• Ovary

• Style

Which are the reproductive cells of flowering plants?

• Ovule and egg cell

• Ovule and pollen

• Ovary and ovule

Which part of the flower produces the "pollen"?

• Stigma

• Ovule

• Anther

True or False?

The flowers can have both female and male parts.

• False

• True

Which pictures are related to the process of pollination?

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Pollination is:

• when the plants get their food from the sunlight.

• the transfer of pollen from the anther to the stigma of a flower.

• the transfer of the style to other flowers

The process of fertilisation takes place when:

• the insects meets the ovule of the plant.

• the blood cells meet the white cells of the body.

• the male reproductive cell fuses with the egg cell in the ovule.

After fertilisation the ovules in the ovary start developing into

• seeds

• egg cells

• pollen

Seeds develop inside the:

• filament

• fruit

• anther

Plants dispers their seeds to prevent overcrowding and competition.

• True

• False