pollination

define pollination

where pollen goes to the stigma to occur fertilisation

how do bees occur pollination

bees to the flowers to get the nectar, and since the pollen is very spiky it can attack to the bees so that when the bees go to the next flower to get more nectar the pollen that they got from the previous plant goes to the next stigma causing fertilisation.

what properties of the flower need to occur insect pollination

stigma and anther needs to be inside the petals

petals need to be colourful to attract bees

contains nectar

the pollen are large and spiky to stick onto the insects

how does wind occur pollination

when wind is blowing, the pollen is also carried by the wind when the anther releases the pollen. Then eventually it will stick onto a stigma from a different plant and cause fertilisation.

what properties does the plant need to occur wind pollination

anther and stigma must be large to produce and collect as much pollen

anther and stigma must be outside of the petals

pollen must be smooth and small