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pollination, nutrition and respirationOnline version

pollination, nutrition and respiration of plants

by Irene VIQUE RUBIO
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Animal stamen Wind carpel seeds

Pollination
Pollination is an important process in the reproduction of plants that have
. It is the transfer of pollen from a to a .
pollination is the transfer of pollen from the stamen to the stigma
of another plant or of the same plant by an insect or a bird .
pollination involves wind blowing the pollen from one plant to
another .

2

carbon light water minerals energy

Plant nutrition
Plants make their own food . To do this they need , ,
and from the Sun and dioxide .

3

oxygen

During the process of
photosynthesis , plants release
into the air .

4

roots

The absorb water and
minerals from the soil . Roots
also fix the plant in the soil .

5

leaves stem

The water and minerals travel up the to the
passing through the stem vessels .

6

stomata dioxide chloroplasts chlorophyll

Plants make food in their leaves . Leaves have tiny pores called through
which carbon enters the plant . Plants also release oxygen through the
stomata . The leaves are made up of very small cells . Inside these cells are tiny
structures called . Each chloroplast contains a green chemical called
which gives leaves their green colour and absorbs the light from the
sun . Leaves use the light energy to convert water and carbon dioxide into sugar
and oxygen .

7

oxygen breathe carbon oxygen

Respiration
Plants are living things and so they need to , just like people and
animals . During the day they can also use the they produce during
the photosynthesis process . At night , however , they must take in
from the air and release dioxide .

8

Sugar

Respiration occurs in every cell of the plant . is transported to all
plant parts . Some sugar is stored and some is used for respiration
producing energy and releasing water and carbon dioxide .

9

photosynthesis

In plants take in carbon dioxide and release oxygen in the
presence of light .

10

respiration

In plants take in oxygen and release carbon dioxide into the
atmosphere .

11

Photosynthesis

and respiration help in maintaining a balance between
oxygen and carbon dioxide in nature .

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