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Sexual and Asexual Reproduction
Identify which plant reproduction method is shown in examples.
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Reproduction in Plants
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Asexual Reproduction Methods
Compare common asexual methods using potato, Bryophyllum, yeast, algae and fungi examples.
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Parts of a Flower
Recognize sepals, petals, stamens, pistil, ovary, ovules, anther and stigma.
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Pollination in Flowers
Explain transfer of pollen and identify agents such as wind, water and insects.
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From Fertilisation to Seeds
Connect pollen tube, ovule, ovary, seed and fruit formation.
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How Seeds Travel
Identify dispersal by wind, water, animals and bursting using examples.
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Seed Germination Conditions
Explain the need for water, air and suitable temperature in germination.
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Reasoning with Plant Reproduction
Use plant features to infer reproduction method, pollination agent or dispersal method.
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