The function of flowers
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I can gather data from a colour survey of flowering plants and present my findings.
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There are many different types of plants. Some plants have flowers and these are called flowering plants.
In flowering plants, flowers hold the parts needed to produce new plants. This is called reproduction.
Pollination occurs when pollen from the male parts of a flower are transferred to a female part.
Flowers are often scented and brightly coloured to attract animals, such as insects and birds.
We can carry out a survey to explore which colours are most common for flowers.
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