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Mar 1, 2023 · On this episode of Little Lab, where we make science fun and easy for kids, we look at the science of flowers! Flowers are just the best! They are beautiful, they smell great, they help...
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- Little Lab - Educational Videos for Kids
Jan 21, 2024 · 🌺 Welcome to our botanical adventure! 🌿 Join us as we delve into the enchanting world of flowers and unravel the mysteries of their intricate anatomy. 🌼 ?...
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- Little Samar
Apr 1, 2024 · In this engaging educational video for kids, we'll learn about 10 different types of flowers, from the iconic rose to the exotic orchid. Each flower is beautifully illustrated and accompanied by...
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- Life Cycle
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This article is about the life cycle of a plant and how it uses flowers to reproduce. It explains pollination, fertilization, seed dispersal, germination and growth of plants in detail.
Flowers play an important role in the life cycle of plants, which is used for reproduction. The first stage is pollination and there are two ways to pollinate flowers - by insects or wind. After fertilization, seeds are dispersed and germinated when they settle in suitable ground. Then roots grow down into the soil while shoot grows up through it t...
Pollination occurs when pollen from anther moves to stigma on another flower or plant; self-pollination happens within same flower/plant while cross-pollination between different plants. Insects and wind are two main ways that flowers get pollinated with insect-pollinated flowers having bright petals & scent while wind-pollinated ones have dull col...
Once pollen lands on stigma, a pollen tube grows down from grain into ovary where male gametes join female gametes in ovules resulting in fertilization; then ovule develops into seed containing embryo & food store protected by fruit/pod before being dispersed away from parent plant via animals, wind, water or exploding pods.
Seed only germinates if soil is healthy, warm enough and has access to water; roots grow down taking up water & nutrients while shoot grows up supporting stem transporting minerals&water eventually making food through photosynthesis leading to maturity ready for reproduction again.
A simple guide to wildflowers in the UK. Includes images and information of many common wildflowers found throughout Great Britain and Ireland, many of them important to bees and other pollinators.
This blog has a range of fascinating flower facts for your child to discover, including why flowers are important. And we don’t just stop at flower facts: you’ll also find a range of fabulous activities about flowers, plants and nature that your child will love.
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Discover unusual facts about well-known types of flower. Roses are related to which fruits? Which flower was once more valuable than gold? What flower is also classified as a vegetable? Pupils will have the opportunity to think about flowers and what they mean to us in our National Geographic Kids’ plants primary resource sheet.
