I also learned that flowers can either cross reproduce or just reproduce themselves.

Lastly, I learned that there are many different types of pollinators

Why does all flowers need pollinators?

I learned that hummingbirds are pollinators.

I learned that flower die if that don't pollinate.

I wonder how many flowers can one bee

pollinate each season?

I wonder how many types of flowers are there?

I enjoyed the colors of the different flowers.

I also learned that there have to be pollinators for the flower to be basically alive.

And lastly i learned that the pollinators are only attracted to very specific flowers and color.

• 2.do flowers need pollinators to live/ survive?

• 2.what would happen if the flowers don't have pollinators?

  
  

• 1.I enjoyed the dissecting and looking at the different part when we where dissecting.

i learned that there are very diffrent types of flowers and lastly i learned that flowers have diffrent smells

why do flowers smell like mints

2. Also I learned that female and male flowers and both reproduce.

3. then I learned that butterflies are not the only pollinators.

1. I wonder if animals can be pollinators

2. can pollen be use for things other then flowers

1. I enjoyed cutting up everything

I learned that flowers can cross reproduce and self reproduce

I learned that certain flower traits can attract different or more pollinators

one question i have is how many different pollinators are there.

another question i have is what is the oldest flower still alive.

I enjoyed getting to see the female and male reproduction parts of the flower

2-how to flowers have different smells and how many pollinators are there

1-i enjoyed taking apart the flowers parts

• how they reproduce

• what different types of flowers need to get pollinated

• what happens when the flowers don't have the right pollinator

• does it make a difference if they are hand pollinated by humans rather then animals

• i enjoyed looking at the petals

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Flowers can have female and male reproductive parts.

Bees can help with cross reproduction.

Different types of flowers can attract different pollinators

2 questions i have

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Is there certain amount of pollen bees can take?

Why do different flowers smell different?

1 thing i enjoyed doing

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I enjoyed dissecting the flower

also that there is more than one pollinator type.

and not all flowers smell the same.

how many pollinators are there and why do flowers smell different.

I enjoyed looking at the colors

2.i learned how to tell if a flower is a male or female

3.i learned new types of flower parts i never heard of

.i am wondering if there are seeds that grow in the flower

. i am wondering if you can remove the green part at the top of the flower because i did that

1. i enjoyed taking the top part off it was satisfying

2:Tambien como se llaman algunos partes de la Flor.

de donde viene El polen de la Flor?

3. 3. I learned how flowers can produce Acesexualy

   I learned how flowers make their seeds

   I learned how flowers can attract different kinds of bugs

   
   

   2. I wonder if a big flower sperm goes to little flower would the seeds be big?

      
      

      Why do flowers rather want cross-production?

1. I enjoyed looking at the inside of the flower and see lots of pollen

How many years can a flower live?

I enjoyed observing the flower petals and learning the names of the parts of the flower.

2: y que hay Flores masculines.

3: aprende algunas parties dela Flor