Question

Plants don’t move freely. How do the plant structures shown in the three images help to ensure successful reproduction? Explain your answers.

Answer 1

Answer:

The plants rely on natural forces such as wind and animals to help them reproduce. In image A, the bee visits the flower to feed on nectar. While doing so, the bee gets covered with pollen. When the bee travels to a different flower, the pollen may fall off the bee and fertilize the flower. In image B, the dandelion develops white tufts that can easily blow in the wind to disperse seeds. In image C, the squirrel buries nuts for the winter. If the nuts remain buried, they can sprout new plants.

Explanation:

Answer 2

The bee who is enthralled by the pollen gets some of it stuck to itself and travels with the plants offspring which ensures the plants reproduction. The wind blows the seeds of the dandelion to far off places to ensure the reproduction of the dandelion. The squirrel who is storing acorns for the winter will eat some of them, but other acorns are forgotten which ensures the reproduction of the acorn tree's reproduction.