Plants & Their Environment

2. A group of plants that produce seeds and fruit.
5. The process of moving pollen from the male part of a flower to the female part.
9. The stage when a seed wakes up and begins to sprout and grow.
11. The "babies" produced by a parent plant or animal.
12. The part of a flowering plant that contains a tiny baby plant and its food supply.
13. Tiny, dust-like particles used by ferns and mosses to reproduce.
14. A physical characteristic of a plant, such as leaf shape or root length.
15. The surrounding area where a plant or animal lives.

1. When pollen and an egg join together to begin making a seed.
3. The yellow powder produced by the male part of a flower.
4. A group of plants, like mosses and ferns, that do not make seeds.
6. A common non-flowering plant that has leaves called fronds and reproduces with spores.
7. The process of seeds traveling away from the parent plant.
8. A small, green non-flowering plant that often grows like a carpet in shady spots.
10. A specific trait or difference that helps an individual survive in its environment.
13. The ability of a plant to stay alive and reproduce when its environment changes.