Cross pollination is when pollen grains from the anther are transferred to another flower/plant.

Self pollination is when pollen grains are transferred from the anther to the stigma within a flower

1)pollination is the process of transferring pollen grains from the anther to the stigma.

2)one of them is cross pollination .cross pollination is pollination between 1 plant to another of the same type.

seed develope into young plant and to a adult plant and the cycle starts all over again

POLLINATION IS ALWAYS TRANSFERD FROM THE ANTHER TO THE STIGMA

the bright colour of the petals attract the insect or the smell of the flower will attract insects

AMIRS ANSWER:SEED DIPERSAL

1. Self-pollination: Pollen is transferred within the same flower or to another flower on the same plant.

2. Cross-pollination: Pollen is transferred from one plant to another plant of the same species, typically facilitated by agents like wind, insects, or animals.

1. Formation of the seed: The zygote develops into an embryo, while the surrounding ovule becomes the seed coat.

2. Endosperm development: The fertilized central cell of the ovule develops into the endosperm, which provides nutrition to the embryo.

3. Maturation: The seed matures, and the fruit or surrounding tissue ripens. The seed becomes dormant until conditions are favorable for germination.

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After fertilization, the seed starts to grow. The tiny baby plant inside the seed is called the embryo. The seed gets covered with a protective layer called the seed coat. Inside the seed, there’s also food (called the endosperm) to help the baby plant grow. When the seed is ready, it waits for the right conditions to start growing into a new plant.

1. Attraction of pollinators: Flowers often produce nectar and have bright colors or specific scents to attract pollinators (e.g., bees, birds).

2. Fertilization: The male part (stamen) produces pollen, which is transferred to the female part (pistil) during pollination, enabling fertilization.

3. Seed production: After fertilization, the flower develops into a fruit containing seeds, ensuring the next generation of plants.

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The flower helps plants make new seeds. It has both male and female parts. The male part makes pollen, and the female part has a sticky area where pollen sticks. Flowers attract insects like bees with their bright colors and sweet smell. When bees visit, they carry pollen from one flower to another, helping the plant make seeds. After this, the flower turns into a fruit that holds the seeds, which can grow into new plants