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Plant Reproduction: Pollination

ICSE · Class 5 · Science

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Card 1Reproduction Basics

What is reproduction in plants?

Answer

Reproduction is the process by which plants produce new plants of their own kind. It can happen through seeds (sexual reproduction) or through parts like stem, root, or leaf (asexual reproduction).

Card 2Parts of a Flower

Name the four main parts of a flower.

Answer

The four main parts of a flower are: Sepals, Petals, Stamen (male part), and Pistil (female part).

Card 3Parts of a Flower

What is the function of sepals in a flower?

Answer

Sepals are green, leaf-like structures that protect the flower when it is in the bud stage. Together, they form the calyx.

Card 4Pollination by Insects

Why are petals colorful and scented?

Answer

Petals are colorful and scented to attract insects like bees and butterflies. These insects help in pollination by carrying pollen from one flower to another.

Card 5Male Reproductive Part

What is a stamen? Name its two parts.

Answer

Stamen is the male part of a flower. It has two parts: Filament (the stalk) and Anther (the swollen top that produces pollen grains).

Card 6Male Reproductive Part

What is pollen?

Answer

Pollen is a yellow, powdery substance found in the anther of a stamen. It contains the male sex cells (male gametes) of a plant.

Card 7Female Reproductive Part

Describe the three parts of a pistil.

Answer

The pistil has three parts: Stigma (sticky top that catches pollen), Style (tube connecting stigma to ovary), and Ovary (swollen base containing ovules with female gametes).

Card 8Female Reproductive Part

What are ovules?

Answer

Ovules are tiny egg-like structures inside the ovary of a flower. They contain the female sex cells (female gametes) of the plant.

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Key topics in Plant Reproduction: Pollination include A circular flowchart showing the complete life cycle of a flowering plant, from flower bloom through fruit development and seed germination, leading to new plants that repeat the cycle., A mind map showing the four whorls of a flower and their key characteristics, organized from outer to inner parts., A flowchart showing how sepals protect the flower bud and eventually reveal colorful petals that attract pollinators.. These are the concepts ICSE Class 5 examiners draw on most — study them first, then practise related questions.
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