Pollination: Insects vs. Wind

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Froggy Jumps Pollination: Insects vs. WindOnline version Pollination basics by Garima Sharma 1 What is pollination? a Pollen transfer from anthers to stigmas b Gas exchange in leaves c Seed dispersal by animals 2 Which trait is typical of wind-pollinated flowers? a Small, dull flowers with lots of pollen and exposed stamens b Bright petals and strong fragrances c Thick, scented nectar tubes 3 Name the main adaptation for insect pollination. a Large underground bulbs b Nectar guides on petals c Thick bark with spines 4 How do flowers attract bees specifically? a Strong underground scent b Bright colors and nectar rewards c Thick, odorless bark 5 Which is a characteristic of insect-pollinated plants? a Low pollen production b Heavy seed shells c Bright color patterns to guide insects 6 What part receives pollen during pollination? a Stigma b Ovary c Anther 7 Why do wind-pollinated plants produce a lot of pollen? a To color the air b To feed pollinators c To increase chances pollen reaches stigmas 8 Are pollination and fertilization the same? a No; pollination is pollen transfer, fertilization is sperm+egg fusion b Pollination only occurs after fertilization c Yes, both mean seed formation 9 What role does scent play in insect pollination? a It repels all animals b It helps attract pollinators like bees c It has no role in pollination 10 Give an example of a plant primarily pollinated by insects. a Corn plant b Pine tree c Apple tree

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Pollination: Insects vs. WindOnline version

Pollination basics

by Garima Sharma

What is pollination?

Pollen transfer from anthers to stigmas

Gas exchange in leaves

Seed dispersal by animals

Which trait is typical of wind-pollinated flowers?

Small, dull flowers with lots of pollen and exposed stamens

Bright petals and strong fragrances

Thick, scented nectar tubes

Name the main adaptation for insect pollination.

Large underground bulbs

Nectar guides on petals

Thick bark with spines

How do flowers attract bees specifically?

Strong underground scent

Bright colors and nectar rewards

Thick, odorless bark

Which is a characteristic of insect-pollinated plants?

Low pollen production

Heavy seed shells

Bright color patterns to guide insects

What part receives pollen during pollination?

Stigma

Ovary

Anther

Why do wind-pollinated plants produce a lot of pollen?

To color the air

To feed pollinators

To increase chances pollen reaches stigmas

Are pollination and fertilization the same?

No; pollination is pollen transfer, fertilization is sperm+egg fusion

Pollination only occurs after fertilization

Yes, both mean seed formation

What role does scent play in insect pollination?

It repels all animals

It helps attract pollinators like bees

It has no role in pollination

Give an example of a plant primarily pollinated by insects.

Corn plant

Pine tree

Apple tree

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by Garima Sharma

What is pollination?

Which trait is typical of wind-pollinated flowers?

Name the main adaptation for insect pollination.

How do flowers attract bees specifically?

Which is a characteristic of insect-pollinated plants?

What part receives pollen during pollination?

Why do wind-pollinated plants produce a lot of pollen?

Are pollination and fertilization the same?

What role does scent play in insect pollination?

Give an example of a plant primarily pollinated by insects.

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