By: Reem Addam 7E. Plants can reproduce both Sexually and Asexually. Pictures: s/old%20sites/thsbiology /skinny/skinny_reproduct.

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By: Reem Addam 7E

Plants can reproduce both Sexually and Asexually. Pictures: s/old%20sites/thsbiology /skinny/skinny_reproduct ion.html s/old%20sites/thsbiology /skinny/skinny_reproduct ion.html mball.ma.ultranet/Biolog yPages/A/AsexualReprod uction.html mball.ma.ultranet/Biolog yPages/A/AsexualReprod uction.html

 Asexual reproduction means reproduction in which a cell doubles its contents and then divides into two identical cells. Information: efinitions/Def-A/asexual_reproduction.html Picture:

 Budding in hydra  Budding in yeast  Spore Formation in Bread Mould  Binary Fission in Bacteria  Vegetative propogation in potatoes, in strawberries etc…

Check out this link it will tell you all about budding in hydra: ndia.net/product/Bi ology/bl-83.jpeg

Look at this diagram: Picture: org.uk/images/1intro/y east1.JPG

Pollination is the process by which pollen is transferred in plants. Thereby allowing Fertilization and sexual reproduction. Information: rg/wiki/Pollination Picture: house.com/courses/ C/2/Images/Bee- Flower.jpg

 Fertilisation is the fusion of pollen grain nucleus and ovule nucleus. Picture: nclub.com/media/300874/ls _bg_top9fruit_img9.jpg

 There are 4 different of seed dispersal and they are:  Water  Wind  Explosion  Animals

 Seeds which float are carried away by water. Information: yrus.co.uk/Water dispersal.html Picture: - australia.com/pic s/Fruits21.jpg

 Some seeds are carried to a new place by the wind. Information: s.co.uk/Winddispers al.html Picture: edu/michaels/thurs aft/Wind%20Dispers al%20dn.JPG

 Some plants have pods that explode when ripe and shoot out the seeds. Information: co.uk/explosions.html Picture: uk/content/images/st ories/green_plants/ex plode_pod.jpg

 The animal eats the fruit but only the juicy part is digested. It also hooks on the animal. Information: s.co.uk/Animal%20 Dispersal.html Picture: studies- council.org/urbanec o/images/019- Merry.jpg

 There are 2 kinds of seeds  Dicot Seed  Monocot Seed Picture: proutpeople.c om/kids/imag es/seed.dicot. monocot.wht. big.gif

A bean seed is a Dicot. Seed coat The bean seed has a split going down the middle of the seed. The two large parts of the seeds are called cotyledons. Cotyledons supply food for the young plant as its growing. Information: /seeds.html Picture: /dicot.gif

 Monocots are seeds that only have 1 cotyledon, such as the corn seed, The corn seed has a seed coat but it does not slip off as easily as the bean seed does.  It stays in one piece. Information: org/3715/seeds.html Picture: edu/mg/gardennotes/im ages/137-1.jpg

 Air  Water  Sunshine  Soil Air Air picture: Water Picture: Sunshine Picture: lnEwRLYS4Po/TVvMVTzGXTI/AAAAAAAADPs/GQ8W2F8XXkE/s1600/sunshine1.jpghttp://3.bp.blogspot.com/- lnEwRLYS4Po/TVvMVTzGXTI/AAAAAAAADPs/GQ8W2F8XXkE/s1600/sunshine1.jpg Soil picture: Water SunshineSoil

 Germination of seeds is when the seeds grow into a plant. Picture: coponics.co/w p- content/upload s/2011/02/ger mination.jpg