The aforementioned figure illustrates the cyclical process of the formation of flowering plants.
Overall
, it is a natural occurrence with several stages. It begins with Linking Words
seeds
and ends with dispersal, after undergoing 4 processes.
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Firstly
, fertilised ovules contain all the materials needed for a new plant. These Linking Words
seeds
need the right conditions to grow and become healthy , so they absorb water and warmth. Use synonyms
This
growth stage is known as germination. During germination, they need water and warmth for their roots to grow. No photosynthesis takes place. Linking Words
Then
, the stems start growing. The stems grow upwards towards the sunlight.
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Secondly
, after the flowers have grown, insects and other agents transport pollen in a process known as pollination, which may occur either between flowers on the same plant (self-pollination) or between different plants (cross-pollination). Eventually, pollination may lead to fertilisation. Linking Words
This
occurs when the pollen (male part) and ovum (female part) fuse together to form Linking Words
seeds
and fruit. Use synonyms
Next,
after Linking Words
seeds
and fruit are formed, seed dispersal occurs, and the mechanism repeats again. It is a continuous mechanism.Use synonyms