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- bees but not flies can get the nectar

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- tubular flowers have tightly shut upper & lower lips unless enough weight lands on it

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- bright red

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- narrow, long tubes (also butterflies)

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- plant fertilizes its own eggs

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2) A pistil of the same flower collects pollen.

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1) Pollen comes loose from stamens.

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3) Pollen on the bee sticks to the pistil of a flower on the other plant.

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2) The bee travels to another plant of the same type.

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1) Pollen from stamens sticks to a bee as it visits a flower to collect food.

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- to get the attention of pollinators

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- vibrant petal colors

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- some flowers appeal to certain pollinators; for instance:

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- easily accessible reproductive organs

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- produces more nectar, favored by pollinators

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- round shape (radial symmetry)

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- some flowers have certain characteristics to appeal to pollinators, such as:

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Ladybug on Flower
Dandelion Seeds Being Blown Away
Bee on Flower
Butterfly on Flower
Diagram Showing Pollination
Plants in Sunlight
Vegetative Reproduction
Radially Symmetric Flower
Plant Reproductive Organs
Bright Flowers
Hummingbird
Cross Pollination
Self Pollination

(Other diagrams from Google Slides)

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- reproduction happens in vegetative part of plant (roots, stems, leaves)

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- no seed or spore production

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- no fertilization

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- reproduction by genetic tissues

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- the act of transferring pollen grains from the male anther of a flower to the female stigma

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- flowers that rely on this do not make as much pollen

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- animal consciously guides pollen

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- flowers which rely on this must produce lots of pollen, typically before most plants have expanded.

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Some plants alternate between the two reproduction methods (sexual and asexual) between generations (including mosses, ferns, seed plants, and more)!

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- no pollen is wasted

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- less reliable than pollination by animals, the plants have no control