Contributor: Ann Keeney. Lesson ID: 11408
Flowers sure are pretty, aren't they? And, many of them smell so good! They are dressed up not just to look good, but to attract insects that will help them produce seeds to make new flowers!
In this lesson, you will learn that flowers have more to offer than just being beautiful!
Flowers are found all over the world, in every country and continent.
Learn about which flowers are found in your area.
Explore this State Flowers List to find out!
Flowers are tools plants use to produce seeds. Take notes in your notebook and learn the parts of the flower as you watch the following video.
Pollination is the act of transferring pollen grains from the male anther of a flower to the female stigma. Every living organism has a goal to create offspring, including flowers.
Flowers have pollen and must rely on vectors (bugs that carry pollen, such as bees) to spread the pollen.
Continue on to the Got It? section to see what flowers do.