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How do new plants grow?

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Plant reproductionOnline version

How do new plants grow?

by Irene VIQUE RUBIO
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fruit pine flowers wheat angiosperms gymnosperms cherry blackberry

FLOWERING PLANTS
Some flowering plants produce
with seeds inside . These plants are
called and include
plants such as roses , apple trees ,
trees , bushes and
grasses such as rice and .
Other flowering plants have very
small and don ? t produce
fruit . Their seeds develop inside
cones . These plants are called
. Evergreen trees such
as the tree belong to this group .

2

spores flowers Mosses ferns

NON - FLOWERING PLANTS
They don ? t produce and
most of them reproduce through
.
and don ? t produce
seeds . They produce tiny spores
which they release into the air .

3

seeds

The reproductive
organs of a
flowering plant are
inside the flower .
These organs make
the that grow
into new plants .
Flowers make seeds
for reproduction .

4

Male

The stamens
produce pollen .
( reproductive
organ )

5

seed carpel ovary

The is the part of the flower where
the seeds develop . It includes the stigma
which receives the pollen and the ovary . The
grows into a fruit which has seeds
inside . When the fruit falls to the ground , a
new plant can grow from the .

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pistil

The has ovules
inside . ( Female
reproductive organ )

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calyx leaves

Sepals are small green
that protect the
flower before it opens .
All the sepals together is
what we call the .

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coroll colours insects

Petals can be many
different .
They attract
to the flower . All the
petals together is
what we call

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