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Science Revision Notes - Reproduction in Plants - Pollination and Fertilisation
Science Revision Notes - Reproduction in Plants - Pollination and Fertilisation
Science Revision Notes - Reproduction in Plants - Pollination and Fertilisation
Reproduction in Plants
Pollination and Fertilisation
This science revision note aims to guide your child
– understand how flowers are pollinated and fertilised.
– proper scientific keywords to explain the concepts clearly.
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If the flower is cut at P, can the plant bear fruit? Explain your answer.
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STEP 1
Identify the part(s) of the flower that was/were removed after cutting.
The stigma of the flower was removed.
STEP 2
What happens when the flower does not have the part(s) identified in Step 1?
Without the stigma, pollen grains cannot land on the stigma of the flower.
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STEP 3
So how does your answer in Step 2 link to the plant bearing fruit? First, you need
to consider the chain of events that are supposed to take place after pollen grains
land on the stigma:
Since you have determined pollen grains cannot land on the stigma, these four
events thus cannot take place:
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Question: If the flower is cut at P, can the plant bear fruit? Explain your answer.
Answer:
The plant cannot bear fruit.
Pollen grains cannot land on the stigma. Pollen grains cannot grow pollen
tubes containing male reproductive cell. It cannot travel down the style to
reach the ovary. Male reproductive cell cannot enter the ovule. Male
reproductive cell cannot fuse with female reproductive cell.
Note: You should notice many plant parts are mentioned here.
Common mistakes
Pollen grains and ovules are not the reproductive cells of a plant. Pollen grains
and ovules only contain the reproductive cells of a plant.
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