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How Plants Reproduce: Seeds and Clones

Colour the plant reproduction study. Compare sexual reproduction through flowers and seeds with asexual reproduction by runners, bulbs, tubers and cuttings.

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Colour the plant reproduction study. Compare sexual reproduction through flowers and seeds with asexual reproduction by runners, bulbs, tubers and cuttings.

Use the parent guidance on page 2. Print on A4 paper at actual size or fit to printable area, then encourage careful colouring and discussion of the learning topic.

Use the guidance and answer key on page 2. Answer or assessment rubric: No fixed colouring answer. Flowering-plant sexual reproduction can involve pollination, fertilisation, seed/fruit formation, dispersal and germination, producing variation. Asexual reproduction uses one parent and can produce genetically identical offspring; visible examples are strawberry runners, daffodil bulbs, potato tubers and a rooted stem cutting. Exact processes vary among species.

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