Pollinators and Life Cycles

3. To determine how far down to plant a seed take the width of the seed times _________
6. Biennials take ______ years to complete a life cycle
10. When a flower's own pollen is transferered to its pistil
12. Life cycle that takes one year
13. Bees, moths and __________ prefer a place to land on the flower to get to the nectar
14. Second step of germination is when water activates ___________
15. Pollination that requires help from creatures
17. Pollination that requires the help of wind and are usually dull with little or no petals
18. Live for several years
20. Beetles eat this
21. These pollinator is similiar to moths because they both like pale flowers
23. ___________ like spicy flowers
24. Plant ______ cylce is frow when a seed is planted to when a seed is porduced

1. The first step of the plant life cycle is that the seed ____________
2. Biennials grow ________ and leaves in its first year of life
4. Have straw-like tounges and are good pollinators of many plants in the western hemisphere
5. Hummingbirds like red and ________________ flowers
7. This and smell atrract pollinators to plants
8. The last stage of the plant life cycle is when the plant __________
9. Honeybees and insects produces how many billion dollars of products annually?
11. When pollen moves from the stamen to the pistil
15. These pollinators like brightly colored flowers with sweet scents
16. Bats like ______________ species of plants such as the agave
19. These insects are the natural enemies to pest bugs such as aphids
22. How fast can bees fly?