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Can someone notice me!! Explain how the flower is important to the reproduction of the plant and contributes to a new plant bein

g made. Pls Don’t copy and paste please try to put it in your own words it’s for a lab I’m doing

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Archy [21]2 years ago

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Explanation:

Flower is important for reproduction in plants because:-

1st) U might have seen flowers have male and female reproductive organs. like Anther(contain yellow colour pollens) and stigma (contains stickey substance so that pollens stick there)

2nd) then pollens goes to ovary meets eggs it forms zygote to embryo .

3rd) there are 2 types of pollination in plants:

#cross pollination. #self pollination.

hope this helps you

have a great day :)

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