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  1. POLLINATION must take place ... male cells in pollen grains from the ripe anther must be transferred to the stigma.

    Most flowering plants have colourful and scented flowers to attract insects for pollination.

    Examples: buttercups, roses & wallflowers

    Other flowering plants use the wind in pollination.

    Examples: grasses & hazel trees

  2. The pollen grain then sends a tube into the stigma and down the style to an ovule in the ovary.

  3. One of the male cells from the pollen grain travels down this tube and joins with an egg cell and the ovule starts to develop into a fertile seed.
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VEGETATIVE REPRODUCTION: Method by which plants reproduce without the union of cells or nuclei of cells ... thus producing new plants that are genetically identical to the parent.

This takes place through vegetative structures:
  1. cuttings - branches e.g., bougainvillea

  2. cuttings - leaves e.g., African violet

  3. leaves e.g., bryophyllum

  4. bulbs e.g., onion

  5. runners e.g., strawberry plant

  6. underground stems e.g., potato & ginger

  7. roots e.g., sweet potato
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  1. Mosses, ferns, algae & fungi make new plants from spores.

  2. The spore-generating organs are frequently located on the undersides of leaves.

  3. Some spores are produced by the union of sex cells (gametes); others, without the union of gametes.

  4. Many spores are scattered by the wind, and others are transported by water or small animals.

  5. A spore that lands in a favourable location germinates and grows.
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