Flowering Plants and Conifers

The video tutorial covers the plant life cycle, focusing on flowering plants and conifers. It explains the stages from seed germination to adult plant reproduction, highlighting the role of pollination. The decomposition process and its contribution to soil nutrients are discussed. The video also differentiates between flowering plants and conifers, detailing their reproductive structures and processes.

What is the first stage in the life cycle of a flowering plant?

• Seed germination

• Flowering

• Pollination

• Seedling growth

What happens to adult plants after they die?

• They remain unchanged

• They grow into new plants

• They decompose

• They become seeds

How do decomposed plants benefit the soil?

• They make the soil dry

• They remove nutrients

• They add nutrients

• They prevent plant growth

What is a key difference between flowering plants and conifers?

• Conifers do not reproduce

• Flowering plants have cones

• Conifers have flowers

• Flowering plants have flowers

Which process is essential for flowering plants to reproduce?

• Germination

• Pollination

• Photosynthesis

• Decomposition

Which of the following is an example of a flowering plant?

• Pine tree

• Hemlock tree

• Cherry tree

• Spruce tree

Which type of plant is more common, flowering plants or conifers?

• Neither

• Flowering plants

• Both are equal

• Conifers

What structure do conifers use to reproduce?

• Cones

• Leaves

• Roots

• Flowers

What do male cones produce in conifers?

• Eggs

• Flowers

• Pollen

• Seeds

Which of the following trees is a conifer?

• Rose bush

• Pine tree

• Cherry tree

• Sunflower