Reproduction in Plants
Students explore asexual and sexual reproduction in flowering plants. They will examine flower structure, pollination, and fertilization.
About This Topic
Students explore asexual and sexual reproduction in flowering plants. They will examine flower structure, pollination, and fertilization.
Key Questions
- What is the difference between asexual and sexual reproduction?
- How are flowers adapted for insect and wind pollination?
- What happens during fertilization in a flowering plant?
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