The Life Cycle of Plants

• The life cycle of a plant begins with seed germination.
• Plants go through vegetative growth, reproductive stage, pollination, fertilization, fruit formation, seed dispersal, and dormancy.
• During vegetative growth, plants produce leaves and stems.
• Reproductive stage is when plants produce flowers that contain male and female parts.
• Pollination occurs when pollen is transferred to the female parts of the flower.
• Fertilization occurs when the sperm cells inside the pollen fertilize the egg cells inside the ovules.
• Fruit forms around the ovules and may help disperse seeds.
• Seeds may enter a period of dormancy to survive unfavorable conditions.
• When conditions are right, seeds will germinate and grow into a new plant.
• The first part of the plant to emerge from the seed is usually a root, followed by the embryonic shoot.

Test your knowledge of the life cycle of a plant with this informative quiz! From seed germination to fruit formation and seed dispersal, this quiz covers all the stages of a plant's life. Learn about vegetative growth, reproductive stages, pollination, fertilization, and more. Challenge yourself to see how much you know about the fascinating journey of a plant from seed to mature plant.