EASY
6th Kerala Board
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Can you identify the pollinating agents by observing the features of flowers?

Important Questions on Flower to Flower

HARD
6th Kerala Board
IMPORTANT
Science for Class 6 - Part 1>Chapter 3 - Flower to Flower>Exercise 8>Q 8

Notice the features of a few flowers. Which pollinating agent among those given below, matches the features?

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EASY
6th Kerala Board
IMPORTANT
Science for Class 6 - Part 1>Chapter 3 - Flower to Flower>Exercise 9>Q 1
Is it necessary that the pollen grains of a particular flower should fall on the stigma of the same kind?
MEDIUM
6th Kerala Board
IMPORTANT
Science for Class 6 - Part 1>Chapter 3 - Flower to Flower>Exercise 9>Q 3

What are the ways in which pollination occur in the pictures? Observe the pictures.

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EASY
6th Kerala Board
IMPORTANT
Science for Class 6 - Part 1>Chapter 3 - Flower to Flower>Exercise 9>Q 4
Explain self pollination and cross pollination.
MEDIUM
6th Kerala Board
IMPORTANT
Science for Class 6 - Part 1>Chapter 3 - Flower to Flower>Exercise 10>Q 1
Do both types of pollination occur in plants like cucumber, bitter gourd, pumpkin etc.? Why?
EASY
6th Kerala Board
IMPORTANT
Science for Class 6 - Part 1>Chapter 3 - Flower to Flower>Exercise 10>Q 2
After pollination, which are the parts that remain?
EASY
6th Kerala Board
IMPORTANT
Science for Class 6 - Part 1>Chapter 3 - Flower to Flower>Exercise 10>Q 3
What changes occur in the various parts of a flower when it becomes a fruit?
EASY
6th Kerala Board
IMPORTANT
Science for Class 6 - Part 1>Chapter 3 - Flower to Flower>Exercise 10>Q 4

What changes occur in the various parts of a flower when it becomes a fruit? Complete the table.

Part of the flower Change
Pedicel  
Thalamus

 
Calyx  
Corolla