How does a tree reproduce?

Answer 1

Conifers are non-flowering plants, like a pine cone for example. Another name for them is called a gymnosperm, which is like a naked seed. They reproduce by the pine cone going through mitosis, which creates an egg type thing inside of the conifer which creates a new pine cone.

Answer 2

Trees reproduce through a process called pollination, where pollen from male reproductive structures is transferred to female reproductive structures either by wind, insects, birds, or other animals. Once pollination occurs, fertilization takes place, leading to the formation of seeds, which are then dispersed and germinate to grow into new trees.

Answer 3

Well, the cone itself does not reproduce, the whole tree may reproduce.

All conifers are wind pollinated. The male pollen is captured by the female cone. They are a broad and successful group of plants and range from the arboreal regions to the tropics.

Individual trees may have immense age - 4700 years for a Bristle cone pine. The largest trees run to over 100 m tall, and the shortest may mature to form seed at only 75mm.

In Tasmania, a stand of Huon pines are found to be genetically identical, and have vegetatively propagated to form this group. They are considered to represent a parent tree of some 10 000 years ago.

The seeds of some pines are edible, and of others are deadly. Yew trees were commonly planted in graveyards in UK to discourage owners of cattle from allowing their beasts to stray there, for all parts of this tree are poisonous.

Answer 4

Redwoods contain both male and female seeds on the same tree. They are able to reproduce on the same tree. Their seeds are in the cones you see on the tree.

Answer 5

Yes pine cones reproduce are you stupid???????

Answer 6

It drops a seed on the ground and then the seed grows Into a tree also known as the self mechanism process

Answer 7

It reproduces from seeds.

Answer 8

male cones and female cones

Answer 9

By seeds?

Answer 10

by seeds