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Unscramble plant life-cycle terms.

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Unscramble plant life-cycle terms.

by Vincent Lacar
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A tiny plant embryo enclosed in a protective coat that can germinate under favorable conditions.

2

The beginning of growth when a dormant embryo resumes development with water, warmth, and oxygen.

3

A phase of increasing size, mass, and complexity as tissues develop.

4

Fusion of male and female gametes to form an embryo inside the ovule.

5

Transfer of pollen to a receptive part of a flower, enabling later fertilization.

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Mechanisms that spread offspring away from the parent to reduce competition.

  
  
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Fully developed plant capable of reproduction and sustaining its life cycle.

  
  
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