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Look at the pictures of the two flowers. Label the parts of the flower A. Draw arrows with solid lines to show how pollen is transferred during cross-pollination. Next, used broken-line arrows to show how pollen is transferred during self-pollination.
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Important Questions on Reproduction in Plants

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CONCERT Science 7>Chapter 12 - Reproduction in Plants>STEP IN>Q 8
Where does fertilization take place in a flower?
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CONCERT Science 7>Chapter 12 - Reproduction in Plants>STEP IN>Q 8
What changes take place in this part (ovary) after fertilization?
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CONCERT Science 7>Chapter 12 - Reproduction in Plants>STEP IN>Q 8
Which part of the flower forms the seed?
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CONCERT Science 7>Chapter 12 - Reproduction in Plants>STEP IN>Q 8
Which part of the flower forms the fruit?
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CONCERT Science 7>Chapter 12 - Reproduction in Plants>STEP IN>Q 9
How do plants benefit from seed dispersal?
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CONCERT Science 7>Chapter 12 - Reproduction in Plants>STEP IN>Q 9
Name three things (or agents) that help in seed dispersal.
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CONCERT Science 7>Chapter 12 - Reproduction in Plants>STEP IN>Q 9
Explain how the fruits of the coconut and the seeds of the balsam are dispersed.
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CONCERT Science 7>Chapter 12 - Reproduction in Plants>STEP UP>Q 1
When a plant has unisexual flowers, all flowers on that plant have either male or female reproductive parts.