DURING POLLINATION, POLLEN IS TRANSFERRED FROM THE STAMENS OF ONE FLOWER TO THE STIGMA OF ANOTHER.
STAMENS ARE THE MALE PARTS OF A PLANT, AND THE PISTIL IS THE FEMALE PART.
INSECTS CARRY POLLEN TO FLOWERS IN THEIR MOUTHS.
PLANTS POLLINATED BY WIND PRODUCE A LOT OF POLLEN.
SEPALS MAKE UP THE COROLLA.
PLANTS POLLINATED BY INSECTS HAVE SMALL, UGLY FLOWERS.
