Life Cycle of a Flowering Plant

The Humble Administrator's Garden in Suzhou by kevin dooley on Flickr	Life Cycle of a  Flowering Plant Slide Options : Move UP,   DOWN,   DELETE,   Insert BLANK Slide
Man holding sunflower seeds above rye bread by shixart1985 on Flickr	A plant starts as a seed.  Seeds are the beginning of a new life cycle. Slide Options : Move UP,   DOWN,   DELETE,   Insert BLANK Slide
New Lives - MYD Coconut Seedlings by thienzieyung on Flickr	The seed is planted. It soaks up water and swells until the seed coat splits. Slide Options : Move UP,   DOWN,   DELETE,   Insert BLANK Slide
Coriander sprouting by mathiasbaert on Flickr	A root grows out of the seed coat and down into the soil. This is called germination. Slide Options : Move UP,   DOWN,   DELETE,   Insert BLANK Slide
One Seed, Two Seperate Palm Seedlings by thienzieyung on Flickr	Next, the stem begins to grow. Slide Options : Move UP,   DOWN,   DELETE,   Insert BLANK Slide
Easter buds by giopuo on Flickr	The roots continue to grow.  They will hold the plant in place and take water and minerals from the soil. Slide Options : Move UP,   DOWN,   DELETE,   Insert BLANK Slide
Into the woods by Maria Eklind on Flickr	The plant uses water, air and the sun's energy to grow.   Slide Options : Move UP,   DOWN,   DELETE,   Insert BLANK Slide
Sunflowers in the field by the road by wuestenigel on Flickr	A flower grows on the adult plant. Slide Options : Move UP,   DOWN,   DELETE,   Insert BLANK Slide
Bee pollinates a cherry blossom by Ivan Radic on Flickr	Birds and insects carry pollen from flower to flower. Slide Options : Move UP,   DOWN,   DELETE,   Insert BLANK Slide
Wet apples by Anton Rannala on Flickr	New seeds begin to grow inside the flower. Fruit forms around the developing seed to protect them. Slide Options : Move UP,   DOWN,   DELETE,   Insert BLANK Slide
2017-12-03_11-36-41_Pentax_JH by Juhele_CZ on Flickr	We can eat some of the fruits that grow around the seeds. Slide Options : Move UP,   DOWN,   DELETE,   Insert BLANK Slide
spent by scott1346 on Flickr	When the flowering plant dries up, seeds fall to the ground.  Some seeds are scattered by wind. Some seeds are scattered by water. Other seeds are carried by animals. Slide Options : Move UP,   DOWN,   DELETE,   Insert BLANK Slide
Botanical garden in Lund by Maria Eklind on Flickr	Scattering seeds helps each plant get enough space and sunlight to grow. Slide Options : Move UP,   DOWN,   DELETE,   Insert BLANK Slide
Springtime is here.... by Timmy_L on Flickr	Some of the scattered seeds will begin to grow into a new plant. And, the life cycle of the flowering plant begins again.  Slide Options : Move UP,   DOWN,   DELETE,   Insert BLANK Slide

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