How do plants grow and reproduce?

Answer 1

Plants can reproduce sexually or asexually.

Sexual reproduction involves the male pollen grains travelling to the stigma of a flower, the pollen grain germinated and grows down the style and fertilizes the ovules held in the ovary of the flower. The fertilized ovule becomes an embryo (or zygote), a seed coat forms around the ovule and the ovary ripens into a fruit. At some point the seeds are dispersed from the fruit and will germinate if conditions are right.

Asexual reproduction involves the production of a new plant without the use of flowers. this can be in the form of bulb-lets or rhizomes giving rise to new plants, or offset, runners (such as strawberry plants); new plants with complete root systems are generated that can stand alone form the "parent" plant.

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Plants reproduce by seeds, bulbs, roots, stems, leaves, and babies (spider plant). Seeds come from fruits. We can plant them or they can grow by themselves (by falling on ground).

Answer 2

Flower opens up to attract insect
Insect climbs into flower
insect eats sweet nectar at the bottom of flower
Whilst it eats Pollen is rubbed on to it's body
when it flies away and does it to another flower it pollinates.

Answer 3

A plant grows by gaining the nutrients,minerals,water,etc.a plant can reproduce through

Answer 4

Usually a seed flies through the air to a fertile spot. Other times it comes from a bulb, which grows once every year.

Answer 5

A plant grows by gaining the nutrients,minerals,water,etc.

A plant can reproduce through fertilization.

Answer 6

Sexual reproduction