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fertilization =>
seed formation =>
seed dispersal = >
germination
Pollination then fertilisation!
pollination
BY GIMA FONSO, 10
Pollination occurs first.
they spread pollen, which then fertilizes the ovum of the plant so it will produce offspring, usually by means of fruit.
No, because pollen is required for a pollen tube to be created for the sperm cells to move into the ovary and connect with egg cells (the process of fertilization). Because then the one of the pollen's cells will divide, forming two haploid sperm. When the pollen tube reaches the ovule in the ovary, it enters the embryo sac and releases both sperm cells. Then, two fertilizations (also called double-fertilization) take place.
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Pollination is required for sex. Sex is very adaptive and useful to spread genes around for pretty much all lifeforms and keep the diversity up within a species. It takes place because sex is useful for organisms and that's plant sex.
Yes, because fertilization is soil for plants. It can also reduce pollution by decomposing some of your food waste, paper, etc.
Sepal
they spread pollen, which then fertilizes the ovum of the plant so it will produce offspring, usually by means of fruit.
Fertilization
Fertilization
The entire purpose of pollination is to perpetuate the species. Pollination is essentially the act of fertilization, so reproduction can take place. Most flowers are pollinated with the assistance of animals, like bees and birds. Some flowers rely only on the wind or water to pollinate.
for reptiles it is internal fertilization and they can't do external fertilization
Self-pollination could take place in many different flowers like a pea flower or a daisy. ect...
Self-pollination could take place in many different flowers like a pea flower or a daisy. ect...
Pollination
Pollination.
oviduct (fallopian tube) fertilization normally occurs here