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Plant reproduction

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Plants can reproduce via sexual reproduction and asexual reproduction to produce new plants.



Sexual reproduction

Sexual reproduction occurs in two stages: pollination and fertilisation. Pollination is when pollen meets the stigma of the plant. Fertilisation is when pollen meets the egg. 



Asexual reproduction

Definition

Asexual reproduction occurs when small pieces are cut from a plant, they are known as cuttings, and they grow in the right conditions without pollen or an egg. To reproduce asexually, these cuttings require at least water and light. 



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The structure of a flower

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What are 'cuttings'?

Small pieces cut from a plant are known as cuttings.

What are the two stages of sexual reproduction in plants?

Sexual reproduction occurs in two stages: pollination and fertilisation.

What is asexual reproduction in plants?

Asexual reproduction occurs when small pieces are cut from a plant, known as cuttings, and they grow in the right conditions without pollen or an egg.

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